Tyco T1200 Application Guide OMT1200APP - 7

EQUIPMENT: T1200
PUBLICATION: 19A-2-APP1
ISSUE No. & DATE: 7 07/10
TYCO T1200
Marine Fire Detection/Alarm Control Panel and Repeater
Application Guide
© 2006 Tyco Safety Products PAGE 1 of 64

Registered Company: Thorn Security Ltd. Registered Office: Dunhams Lane Letchworth Garden City Hertfordshire SG6 1BE
T1200
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List of Contents
1. LIST OF FIGURES .................................................. 3 14.3.2 T1216 and T1232 5 Amp 110/230VAC PSU
2. LIST OF TABLES .................................................... 3 [PS136-1-09] ..........................................28
3. INTRODUCTION .................................................... 4 14.3.3 Input Supplies ............................................28
4. GENERAL DESCRIPTION .................................... 4 14.3.4 Fusing ........................................................29
4.1 CABINET SPECIFICATIONS ................................ 4 14.3.5 DC Output .................................................29
4.1.1 Panel Order Codes & Descriptions .............. 6 14.3.6 Battery Charger .........................................29
4.1.2 Replacement Part Order Codes and 14.3.7 Temperature Compensation [PS40-1-09 and
Descriptions ............................................. 7 PS136-1-09] ...........................................29
4.1.3 Optional Language Display Inserts .............. 9 14.3.8 Charger Monitor [PS40-1-09 and PS136-1-
4.1.4 Optional Door Stay Assembly ....................... 9 09] ..........................................................29
4.2 FIRE DETECTION AND ALARM PANEL 14.3.9 Battery Health Functions [PS40-1-09 and
DESCRIPTION ................................................. 10 PS136-1-09] ...........................................29
C1626 4 Zone Motherboard ................................. 13 14.3.10 Battery Test [PS40-1-09 and PS136-1-09]
4.2.1 C1627 16 Zone Motherboard ...................... 13 ................................................................29
4.2.2 C1632 32 Zone Expansion Board ............... 13 14.3.11 Battery Disconnect [PS40-1-09 and
4.2.3 C1628 16 Zone Display Board and C1629 32 PS136-1-09] ...........................................29
Zone Display Board. .............................. 13 14.3.12 Monitoring Indications on the PSU [PS40-
4.2.4 Display overlay and inserts ......................... 13 1-09 and PS136-1-09] ............................30
4.2.5 C1631 Repeater Interface Board ................ 13 14.4 FAULT OUTPUTS [PS40-1-09 AND PS136-1-09]
4.2.6 C1665 Muster Interface Board ................... 13 30
4.2.7 Output Expansion System ............................ 14 14.4.1 Safety Earth ...............................................30
4.2.8 C1630 Output Interface............................... 14 14.5 MECHANICAL PROTECTION [PS40-1-09 &
4.2.9 C1634 – VDR Output Module ..................... 14 PS136-1-09]...................................................30
4.3 T1200 REPEATER DESCRIPTION ..................... 14 14.5.1 T1200 Power Supply Features and
5. FUNCTIONAL SPECIFICATION ....................... 16 Connections ............................................31
5.1 PANEL INPUT/OUTPUT LIST T1200 FIRE ALARM 15. COMPATIBLE FIELD DEVICES ......................33
PANELS .......................................................... 16 15.1 FIELD DEVICE PART NUMBERS ......................33
5.2 FEATURES LIST .............................................. 17 16. OVERVIEW OF USER FUNCTIONS ................35
6. T1200 C1626 MOTHERBOARD FEATURES .... 21 16.1 USER INDICATIONS .........................................35
7. T1200 C1627 MOTHERBOARD FEATURES .... 22 16.2 USER CONTROLS ............................................36
8. T1200 C1632 16 ZONE EXPANSION BOARD 16.3 SELECTION OF ZONES OR OUTPUTS FOR
FEATURES .......................................................... 23 DISABLEMENT, ENABLEMENT OR TEST ..........37
9. T1200 DISPLAY BOARD FEATURES ................ 24 16.4 DISABLEMENT/RE-ENABLEMENT OF DETECTION
10. C1634 RELAY OUTPUT MODULE FEATURES ZONES AND OUTPUTS .....................................37
............................................................................... 25 16.5 DETECTOR ZONE ONE MAN TEST. ..................37
11. C1630 OUTPUT EXPANSION INTERFACE 16.6 ALARM SOUNDER ONE MAN TEST ..................37
FEATURES .......................................................... 26 16.7 TURNING THE DELAY MODE ON/OFF. .............37
12. C1631 REPEATER INTERFACE BOARD 16.8 OVERRIDING THE DELAY MODE .....................38
FEATURES .......................................................... 26 16.9 ADJUSTABLE DISPLAY LED BRIGHTNESS ......38
13. C1665 MUSTER INTERFACE BOARD 17. OVERVIEW OF ENGINEERS FUNCTIONS ...38
FEATURES .......................................................... 26 17.1 ENGINEER‟S CONFIGURATION PROCESS ..........38
14. POWER SUPPLIES ............................................. 27 17.2 ZONE/OUTPUT SELECTION ..............................38
14.1 GENERAL ....................................................... 27 17.3 CONFIGURE DELAYED OUTPUTS ....................39
14.2 T1204A1 110V AC AND T1204A2 230V AC 17.4 CONFIGURE MACHINERY SPACE ZONES .........39
MAINS POWERED PSUS. ................................. 27 17.5 CONFIGURE NON-LATCHING ZONES ..............39
14.2.1 Supply Input .............................................. 27 17.6 CONFIGURE INTRINSICALLY SAFE ZONES.......39
14.2.2 Supply Output ............................................ 27 17.6.1 Mixed I.S. and Non-I.S. Zones ...................40
14.2.3 Fusing ....................................................... 27 17.7 THE DELAY MODE FEATURE ..........................40
14.2.4 Battery Charger ........................................ 27 17.7.1 Selection of Outputs to be Delayed ............40
14.2.5 Battery Temperature Compensation ......... 27 17.8 SELECTABLE ZONAL OR GENERAL ALARM
14.2.6 Battery Monitoring .................................... 27 SOUNDER OPERATION ..................................... 40
14.2.7 Visual indications ...................................... 28 17.9 PULSE NON-ALARM ZONES ............................40
14.2.8 Fault Conditions ....................................... 28 17.10 ALARMS IN CREW AREAS. ..............................41
14.2.9 Battery Disconnect .................................... 28 17.11 DELAY RESTART. ...........................................41
14.3 PS40-1-09 AND PS136-1-09 PSU 17.12 SELECTABLE MUSTER/MANUAL FIRE ALARM
DESCRIPTIONS................................................ 28 SOUNDER OPERATION. .................................... 41
14.3.1 T1204 24 V DC PSU [PS40-1-09] ............ 28 17.13 INHIBIT FIRE PROTECTION ON NON-LATCHED
ZONE ..............................................................41
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17.14 DELAY ALARM SILENCE AND RESET .............. 41 FIGURE 10 – REAR RIGHT HAND SIDE OF DISPLAY PCB . 24
17.15 ALARMS ON EVAC ONLY ................................ 41 FIGURE 11 - C1634 RELAY OUTPUT MODULE ............... 25
17.16 SILENCE BEFORE RESET ................................. 42 FIGURE 12 - C1630 OUTPUT EXPANSION INTERFACE .... 26
17.17 CONTINUOUS/PULSED SOUNDERS .................. 42 FIGURE 13 - C1631 REPEATER INTERFACE BOARD ....... 26
17.18 SILENT ZONE TEST ......................................... 42 FIGURE 14 - C1665 MUSTER INTERFACE BOARD .......... 26
17.19 BUZZER DISABLE ........................................... 42 FIGURE 15 –PS40-1-09 1.5 AMP 24VOLT DC POWER
17.20 LATCHED FAULTS .......................................... 42 SUPPLY LAYOUT ........................................ 31
17.21 REPEATER CONFIGURATION ........................... 42 FIGURE 16 - PS136-1-09 5 AMP 110/230 VOLT AC
17.22 OUTPUT RELAY CONFIGURATION .................. 42 POWER SUPPLY LAYOUT ............................ 32
17.23 EARTH FAULT MONITORING. .......................... 42 FIGURE 17 – C1626 FIELD TERMINATIONS ..................... 45
18. PANEL REPEATERS .......................................... 42 FIGURE 18 - C1627 FIELD TERMINATIONS ..................... 45
18.1 REPEATER USER INDICATIONS ....................... 43 FIGURE 19 – T1232 - C1632 17 -32 ZONE EXPANSION
18.2 REPEATER USER CONTROLS ........................... 44 BOARD FIELD TERMINATIONS ..................... 46
19. CIRCUIT CONNECTION DETAILS ................. 45 FIGURE 20 – FIRE PROTECTION, FIRE AND FAULT SIGNAL
19.1 T1204 - C1626 4 ZONE PANEL AND REPEATER OUTPUT CONNECTIONS .............................. 47
TERMINATION DETAILS .................................. 45 FIGURE 21 - RESET RELAY CONTACT CONNECTION
19.2 T1216 AND T1232 - C1627 16 ZONE DETAILS...................................................... 48
MOTHERBOARD TERMINATION DETAILS ........ 45 FIGURE 22 – AUXILIARY I/P CONNECTION DETAIL ........ 48
19.3 32 ZONE EXPANSION BOARD TERMINATION FIGURE 23 – ALARM CIRCUIT CONFIGURATION ............. 49
DETAILS ......................................................... 46 FIGURE 24 - TYPICAL T1200 WIRING DIAGRAM ............ 50
19.4 AUXILIARY SUPPLY ........................................ 46 FIGURE 25 – C1634 FIELD WIRING TERMINALS ............ 51
19.5 FIRE PROTECTION, FIRE OUTPUT AND FAULT FIGURE 26 – REPEATER WIRING DIAGRAM ................... 51
OUTPUT SIGNAL OUTPUTS ............................. 46 FIGURE 27 – MUSTER INTERFACE WIRING DIAGRAM .... 51
19.6 USE OF AUXILIARY INPUTS ............................ 48 FIGURE 28 – A1466 INTERFACE RELAY SPECIFICATION 62
19.7 SOUNDER CIRCUITS ........................................ 48
19.8 ELECTRICAL DESIGN OF DETECTION ZONES .. 49
19.8.1 Maximum Number of Devices on a Zone ... 49 2. List Of Tables
19.9 C1634 VOYAGE DATA RECORDER OUTPUT
MODULE FIELD WIRING CONNECTIONS ......... 51 TABLE 1 - MOTHERBOARD DIL SWITCH CONFIGURATION
19.10 REPEATER PANEL AND REPEATER MUSTER DESIGN/RECORD ........................................ 63
WIRING .......................................................... 51 TABLE 2 - ZONE CONFIGURATION DESIGN/RECORD ...... 64
20. MECHANICAL, ELECTRICAL AND TABLE 3 - OUTPUT DELAY CONFIGURATION
ENVIRONMENTAL SPECIFICATION ........... 52 DESIGN/RECORD ........................................ 64
21. T1200 INPUT AND OUTPUT SPECIFICATION
................................................................................ 56
22. APPENDIX ............................................................ 59
22.1 EN54 OPTIONAL FUNCTIONS WITH
REQUIREMENTS .............................................. 59
22.2 ANCILLARY FUNCTIONS NOT REQUIRED BY
EN54 .............................................................. 59
22.3 POWER SUPPLY LOAD CALCULATION ............ 60
22.4 MINIMUM STANDBY BATTERY CAPACITY
CALCULATION ................................................ 60
22.5 A1466 INTERFACE RELAY .............................. 62
22.6 PANEL CONFIGURATION DESIGN CHART ........ 63
1. List Of Figures
FIGURE 1 – PANEL ENCLOSURES EXTERNAL VIEW ...........5
FIGURE 2 – T1200 B1 BATTERY BOX ..............................6
FIGURE 3 - T1204 PANEL – GENERAL ASSEMBLY .......... 10
FIGURE 4 –T1216 PANEL – GENERAL ASSEMBLY ........... 11
FIGURE 5 - T1232 PANEL – GENERAL ASSEMBLY........... 12
FIGURE 6 - T1216RA1[A2][DC] REPEATER [AC PSU
AND DC POWERED VERSIONS] – GENERAL
ASSEMBLY .................................................. 15
FIGURE 7 – C1626 MOTHERBOARD LAYOUT................... 21
FIGURE 8 – C1627 MOTHERBOARD LAYOUT................... 22
FIGURE 9 - C1632 16 ZONE EXPANSION BOARD .............. 23
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3. Introduction on polyester inserts that slide into pockets in the

overlay. User controls are locked/unlocked via a
This document contains technical information key-switch. All indications are implemented using
necessary for application design using the T1200 LEDs. The power supply and standby batteries are
Marine Conventional Fire Detection control panel. housed within the panel enclosure except for the
The following supporting documentation is also T1204 which has a separate battery box.
available:
 T1200 Sales Literature 4.1 Cabinet Specifications
 T1200 User Manual Enclosure construction:
 T1200 Installation and Commissioning Manual.  High quality, robust welded mild steel enclosure
 T1200 Log Book. with fully welded seams.
 Display Insert Templates  Lockable door with locks top and bottom on all
models apart from the T1204 which has trapped
screws in place of the locks.
Note: References are made throughout this
 The locks are fitted with weatherproof covers.
document to “Fire Protection Output” and “Fire
Output”. These refer to particular outputs from the  Interchangeable top and bottom gland plates.
T1200 panels and are provided for specific  Top gland plate provided with gland knock-outs,
purposes: bottom gland plate is plain, for site drilling.
 Fire Protection Output: An output used to  Door, gland plates and display plate fitted with
activate ancillary fire protection equipment or neoprene seals.
systems. For example, fire doors or plant  Display-mounted access control key switch
shutdown. fitted with weatherproof cover.
 Fire Output: An output used to send a common  Battery tray and clamps.
fire warning signal to a remote fire monitoring
station.  Generous clearances inside enclosure for
glanding and looming cables.
References are also made to “Manual Fire Alarm”
and “Muster”. These relate to fire alarm sounder  Motherboard and power supply mounted
operating modes which are activated manually from removable chassis for easy installation.
the fire panel display. The panel is configurable to  Optional door stay available for T1216,
one or other of the two modes. T1216W, T1232, T1216RA1/A2,
Detailed descriptions of both outputs are provided T1232RA1/A2/DC.
within the following text. Enclosure material gauge:
 Enclosures – 1.6mm thick.
4. General Description
 Gland plates – 2mm thick.
The T1200 Panel range is fully compliant with the
mandatory requirements and selected optional Paint finish:
requirements of EN54-2 and 4 as well as the  High quality, durable 2 stage system.
relevant requirements of SOLAS 74.  Pre treatment – Electro-zinc plated and full
The T1200 equipment range consists of the passivation.
following:
 Polyester powder coat, semi gloss leatherette at
 Panels: 4, 16 and 32 zone versions. 70-80 microns.
 Repeater: 16 and 32 zone versions.  Colour – Dawn grey BS4800 10A 03.
Each panel in the range is housed in a metal
enclosure incorporating a door-mounted display
board fitted with a polyester overlay providing user
controls and indications. All display text is printed
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C B
A
Figure 1 – Panel Enclosures external view
T1216R T1216R T1232R

T1204 T1216 T1232
A1/A2 DC A1/A2
Top entry
20mm knock-outs 10 24 40 24 10 40
in removable gland plate
Bottom entry gland plate
[without knock-outs]
     
Dim A [mm] 270 445 535 445 270 535
Dim B [mm] 335 420 500 420 335 500
Dim C [mm] 148 148 174 148 148 174

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A
Figure 2 – T1200 B1 Battery Box
Dim A [mm] Dim B [mm] Dim C [mm] 20mm Cable entries

B1 Battery Box
170 335 102 1 at top and 1 at bottom
4.1.1 Panel Order Codes & Descriptions

Tyco Part CEL Part
Description Internal SLA Battery
No. No.
T1204DC - 4 Zone Panel c/w 1.5A 24VDC PSU.
508.023.001 2605300 See T1200B battery box
[Battery box ordered separately]
T1204A1 - 4 Zone Panel c/w 1.5A 110V AC PSU.
T1204A2 - 4 Zone Panel c/w 1.5A 230V AC PSU.
T1216 - 16 Zone Panel c/w voyage data recorder
508.023.004 2605303 24V, 12Ah
output module and 5A 110/230V AC PSU.
T1232 - 32 Zone Panel c/w voyage data recorder
508.023.006 2605305 24V, 17Ah
output module and 5 Amp 110/230V AC PSU.
T1216RDC - 16 Zone Repeater without Power
508.023.011 2605306 Supply [including 2 x C1631 repeater interfaces – N/A
one fitted, one loose for site fitting to T1216/T1232].
T1216RA1 - 16 Zone Repeater with 1.5A 110V AC
Power Supply [including 2 x C1631 repeater
508.023.012 2605307 24V, 3Ah
interfaces – one fitted, one loose for site fitting to
T1216/T1232].
508.023.013 2605308 24V, 3Ah
T1216/T1232]
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Tyco Part CEL Part

Description Internal SLA Battery
No. No.
T1232RDC - 32 Zone Repeater without Power
508.023.014 2605309 Supply [including 2 x C1631 repeater interfaces – N/A
one fitted, one loose for site fitting to T1216/T1232]
508.023.015 2605310 24V, 3Ah
T1216/T1232]
Power Supply[including 2 x C1631 repeater
508.023.016 2605311 24V, 3Ah
T1216/T1232]
508.023.023 2605314 B1 Battery box for T1204 – 4 zone panel. 24V, 3/7Ah
A1466 Relay Board [2 off volt-free changeover
508.023.036 2500034 N/A
contacts rated 2A, 30V Max].
4.1.2 Replacement Part Order Codes and Descriptions

Tyco Part CEL Part
Description Used in
No. No
T1204A1
509.023.001 2605010 C1626 – 4 zone panel motherboard. With AC PSU
T1204A2
509.023.002 2605011 C1626 – 4 zone panel motherboard. With no PSU T1204DC
509.023.003 2605013 C1627 – 16 zone panel motherboard. T1216
C1627 – 16 zone panel motherboard for 32 zone

509.023.004 2605014 T1232
panel.
T1216RA1
T1216RA2
509.023.011 2605022 C1626 – Repeater motherboard. With AC PSU
T1232RA1
T1232RA2
T1216RDC
509.023.012 2605023 C1626 – Repeater motherboard. With no PSU
T1232RDC
T1204A1
C1628 – 4 zone panel display 2605041 fitted with 4
509.023.021 2605080 T1204A2
zone overlay 1800608. [No inserts]
T1204DC
C1628 -16 zone panel display 2605043 fitted with 16

509.023.022 2605081 T1216
zone overlay 1800609. [No inserts]
C1629 – 32 zone panel display 2605044 fitted with
509.023.023 2605082 T1232
32 zone overlay 1800610. [No inserts]
T1216RA1
C1628 – 16 zone repeater display 2605054 fitted
509.023.031 2605083 T1216RA2
with 16 zone overlay 1800611. [No inserts]
T1216RDC
T1232RA1
C1629 – 32 zone repeater display 2605055 fitted
509.023.032 2605084 T1232RA2
with 32 zone overlay 1800612. [No inserts]
T1232RDC
T1216 [with repeater]
T1232 [with repeater]
T1216R1
T1216RA2
508.023.031 2605061 C1631 – Repeater interface Board
T1216RDC
T1232RA1
T1232RA2
T1232RDC
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Tyco Part CEL Part

Description Used in
No. No
T1216
509.023.041 2605060 C1630 – Output Expansion Interface Board
T1232
C1632 – 32 zone expansion board (provides zones
509.023.042 2605067 T1232
17 to 32)
T1216
508.023.033 2605064 C1634 Relay Output Board
T1232
T1216
T1232
T1216RA1
T1216RA2
508.023.035 2605066 C1665 – Muster interface (Optional add-on)
T1216RDC
T1232RA1
T1232RA2
T1232RDC
509.023.052 2000694 24 VDC PSU [PS40-1-09] T1204DC
T1216
509.023.051 2000695 110/230V AC PSU [PS136-1-09]
T1232
T1200 Spare key set All panels and
509.023.061
(1 off enclosure key, 2 off access controls keys) repeaters
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4.1.3 Optional Language Display Inserts

Tyco Part No CEL Part No Description Insert set comprises
LED Insert – Standard Version
508.023.051 2605385 T1216 insert set Side 1 – Chinese. Side 2 – Japanese
Switch Insert 1 – Standard Version (Fire Alarm Switch).
Side 1 – Chinese. Side 2 – Japanese
Switch Insert 2 – Standard Version (Muster Alarm Switch).
Switch Insert 3 – Std Version (No Fire/Muster Alarm
Switch). Side 1 – Chinese. Side 2 – Japanese
Zone Location Insert
Instruction Insert – T1216 - 16 Zone Standard Panel
LED Insert – Standard Version

508.023.052 2605386 T1232 insert set Side 1 – Chinese. Side 2 – Japanese
Switch Insert 1 – Standard Version (Fire Alarm Switch)
Switch Insert 2 – Standard Version (Muster Alarm Switch)
Switch Insert 3 – Std Version (No Fire/Muster Alarm
Instruction Insert – T1232 - 32 Zone Standard Panel
LED Insert – Repeater Version

508.023.053 2605387 T1216R insert set Side 1 – Chinese. Side 2 – Japanese
Switch Insert 1 – Repeater Version (Fire Alarm Switch)
Switch Insert 2 – Repeater Version (Muster Alarm Switch)
Switch Insert 3 – Repeater (No Fire/Muster Alarm
Instruction Insert – T1216R - 16 Zone Repeater Panel
LED Insert – Repeater Version

508.023.054 2605388 T1232R insert set Side 1 – Chinese. Side 2 – Japanese
Switch Insert 1 – Repeater Version (Fire Alarm Switch)
Switch Insert 2 – Repeater Version (Muster Alarm Switch)
Switch Insert 3 – Repeater (No Fire/Muster Alarm Switch)
Instruction Insert – T1232R – 32 Zone Repeater Panel
4.1.4 Optional Door Stay Assembly

Tyco Part No CEL Part No Description Used On
T1200 Door Stay T1216, T1216W, T1232, T1216RA1/A2,
508.023.025 2000901
Assembly T1232RA1/RA2/DC, T1200EA/EDC

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EARTH BAR
EARTH POST
EARTH STRAP
EARTH POST MAINS TERMINAL BLOCK
MAINS CABLE CLAMP

See exploded general assembly drawings below.
DISPLAY PLATE
KEYSWITCH
DISPLAY BOARD
CABLE CLIP EARTH POST

Fire Detection and Alarm Panel Description
EARTH POST
Figure 3 - T1204 panel – General Assembly

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BUZZER
EARTH POST
MOTHERBOARD
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EARTH BAR
EARTH POST
EARTH STRAP
MAINS TERMINAL BLOCK
© 2006 Tyco Safety Products

MAINS CABLE CLAMP
OUTPUT I/F (OPTIONAL)
EARTH POST
REPEATER I/F (OPTIONAL)
RELAY BOARD
KEYSWITCH
BUZZER
CABLE CLIP
DISPLAY BOARD
DISPLAY PLATE
EARTH POST
10 WAY RIBBON
EQUIPMENT:
PUBLICATION:
POWER SUPPLY
MUSTER I/F (OPTIONAL)
ISSUE No. & DATE:
EARTH POST
MOTHERBOARD
Figure 4 –T1216 panel – General Assembly

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RIBBON CABLE ASSEMBLY

CABLE TIE
RATING LABEL
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EARTH BAR
EARTH POST
EARTH STRAP
MAINS CABLE CLAMP
REPEATER I/F (OPTIONAL)

EARTH POST
EXPANSION BOARD
RELAY BOARD
KEYSWITCH
DISPLAY PLATE
BUZZER
CABLE CLIP
DISPLAY BOARD
EARTH POST 10 WAY RIBBON

CABLE ASSEMBLY
POWER SUPPLY
BATTERY CLAMP
MOTHEROARD
MUSTER I/F (OPTIONAL
Figure 5 - T1232 panel – General Assembly

9V BATTERY OUTPUT I/F (OPTIONAL)
EARTH POST
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INSULATION PLATE
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EQUIPMENT: T1200
C1626 4 Zone Motherboard  No response [button disabled].

This board is used on the T1204 panel. It provides
terminals for all the field wiring, connectors for the 4.2.4 Display overlay and inserts
repeater interface and connections to the display The display overlay is bonded to the display PCB
board. It accommodates the microcontroller and is used with a series of text label inserts to
(including Firmware and RAM) and all of the identify the various user controls and indications.
vessel-specific configuration features (DIL switch The inserts slip into pockets in the overlay and
& EEPROM). facilitate foreign language variants without
It is also used, in a depopulated form, as the affecting the overlay. The panel is provided with
motherboard for the T1216R and T1232R repeater one set of standard English text inserts fitted. These
panels. inserts are reversible and the rear is blank to allow
Power supply components for the 110V AC and small volume language variants to be typed. Since
230V AC powered panels and the powered one of the panel‟s configurable options allows
repeaters are located on this PCB. The components manual activation of the fire alarms in either the
are depopulated for the DC powered panel and Manual Fire Alarm or Muster mode, an additional
repeaters without power supplies. English text insert is provided for the user controls
section – one side identifies the top left hand button
and LED as “Manual Fire Alarm” the other side
4.2.1 C1627 16 Zone Motherboard
identifies the button as “Muster”.
This board is common to the T1216 and T1232
panels. 4.2.5 C1631 Repeater Interface Board
It provides terminals for all the field wiring,
This optional plug-in board provides an RS485
interface connectors for the repeater, zonal
serial interface for communication with up to 5
expansion connectors and connections to the
repeaters connected to a T1216 or T1232 panel. It is
display board. It accommodates the microcontroller
fitted to the C1626/C1627 motherboards via two
(including Firmware and RAM) and all of the
connectors. The T1216/T1232 panel does not have
vessel-specific configuration features (DIL switch
the C1631 board fitted as standard. Each repeater is
& EEPROM).
supplied with a C1631 fitted and a C1631 in the
spares bag for fitting to the panel if required.
4.2.2 C1632 32 Zone Expansion Board
Three DIL switches on the C1631 configure the
This board provides an additional 16 detection panel with the number of repeaters connected. At
zones, labelled as zones 17 to 32. It is connected to each repeater these DIL switches configure the
the C1627 motherboard via a ribbon cable to address of the repeater.
provide a total of 32 zones for the T1232 panel.
4.2.6 C1665 Muster Interface Board
4.2.3 C1628 16 Zone Display Board and
This optional add-on board provides an additional
C1629 32 Zone Display Board. fault monitored link between the T1200 fire alarm
These boards provide visible [LED] user panel and the repeaters. It allows the muster alarm
indications and user control buttons. The display to be initiated on the panel by operating the Muster
board connects to the motherboard via a ribbon button on a repeater. It is capable of operating the
cable. The C1628 is common to the T1204, T1216 Muster even if the microcontrollers have failed on
and T1216R panels. The C1629 is common to the the fire panel and repeaters. One C1665 needs to be
T1232 and T1232R. The Enable, Disable, Test fitted to the fire alarm panel and one to each
Select On/Off & Select Up/Down buttons are not repeater. If the muster alarm is to be initiated by the
fitted on the repeater versions. A jumper link is Manual Fire Alarm/Muster push button on the
provided on the internal face of the display boards repeaters then the Muster Interface has to be fitted.
[on the control panels only] to allow the Manual There are no configuration requirements for this
Fire Alarm button, located on the display, to board. This board is not required for Manual Fire
operate in one of the following modes: Alarm [general alarm] operation.
 Manual fire alarm Sounder response.
 Muster Sounder response.
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4.2.7 Output Expansion System total quantity of each type of O/P board connected
to the panel.
The output expansion system is an expandable
modular output system, for use local to the T1216
and T1232 panels. It is comprised of an Output 4.2.9 C1634 – VDR Output Module
Interface Board and three types of Output boards The VDR output module is provided to signal
that provide various output expansion options. critical Fire Alarm Panel conditions to the vessel‟s
General features: Voyage Data Recorder unit. It is implemented on
 8 outputs per output board. the volt-free relay board (C1634) and is fitted as
standard to the T1216 and T1232. The VDR is not
 4 application types: supported on the T1204.
o Type 1 – Indication output module. Five volt-free changeover contacts are used to
o Type 2 – Fire protection output module. provide the following signals:
o Type 3 – Sounder output module.  Common Fire.
o Type 4 – Voyage data recorder output  Common Fault – Fail-Safe.
module.
 Mains Failed – Fail-Safe.
 Pre defined zone group allocation for types 1, 2
 Back-up Supply Failed – Fail Safe.
and 3 which allocates a group of 8 sequential
zones to each board as follows. Zone groups  Machinery space fire detected. [Any zone or
are: number of zones can be configured to operate
Zones 1-8, 9-16, 17-24, 25-32. this output].
Pole 6 on the 6-way DIL switch on the C1634 is
 All terminals for field cabling are suitable for
used to configure the module to the VDR mode.
2.5mm conductors.
None of the other configuration settings on this
 Ribbon Cable connection to panel providing 2- switch are relevant to the VDR operation.
wire RS485 Serial Communications to all boards
and DC power for C1634 (and other signals).
4.3 T1200 Repeater Description
 DC Power supply input from panel or an
The repeater uses the same C1626 motherboard,
external PSU depending upon application.
C1628 16 zone or C1629 32 zone display and
 A maximum of 13 output boards can be enclosures as for the T1200 fire alarm panels. The
connected to a single panel [4 off type 1, 4 off components for the redundant motherboard circuits
type 2, 4 off type 3, 1 off type 4]. [zones, alarm circuits etc] are not fitted to the
Overviews for the C1630 interface and the C1634 repeater motherboard. The repeater and fire panel
Voyage Data Recorder are provided below, further mechanical arrangements are similar. The C1631
details of the Output Expansion Modules can be Repeater interface board is fitted to the repeater
found in the Output Expansion Module Manual. motherboard and must also be fitted to the fire
panel motherboard. Repeaters are available with a
4.2.8 C1630 Output Interface range of PSUs and can also be powered directly
from the panel [not approved to EN54
This PCB is fitted as standard to the T1216 and requirements]. An optional Muster Interface board
T1232 motherboard and is required when output [C1665] is available and must be fitted to all
expansion modules [including the C1634 Voyage repeater panels and the fire alarm panel if a muster
Data Recorder Output module] are used. It provides fire condition is required to be initiated from
the communication path between panel and output repeater panels.
modules. A 7-way DIL switch is used to set up the Repeaters are not provided for the T1204.
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BATTERY CLAMPS
REPEATER I/F
MAINS CABLE CLAMP
EARTH STRAP
BATTERY SUPPORT BRACKET

EARTH POST
OPTIONAL PSU LOCATED ON CHASSIS
MOTHERBOARD
BEHIND MOTHERBOARD PCB
MUSTER I/F (OPTIONAL)
RIBBON CABLE ASSEMBLY

EARTH BAR
EARTH POST
EARTH POST
RATING LABEL
EARTH STRAP
DISPLAY BOARD
Figure 6 - T1216RA1[A2][DC] repeater [AC PSU and DC powered versions] – General Assembly

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5. Functional Specification
5.1 Panel Input/Output List T1200 Fire Alarm Panels
Input/Output T1204 T1216 T1232

Detection zones 4 16 32
Remote silence alarm I/P [non monitored] 1 1 1
Remote reset I/P [non –monitored] 1 1 1
Remote Manual Fire Alarm/Muster I/P [non –
1 1 1
monitored]
Class change I/P [non –monitored] 1 1 1
Sounder circuits 4 @ 0.5A 4 @ 1A 4 @ 1A
4 on Motherboard,
Zonal O/Ps [open collector] 4 Additional outputs via O/P
expansion system
Disablement active [open collector] 1 1 1
Manual Fire Alarm/Muster active [open collector] –
1 1 1
not activated when panel microprocessor fails.
Buzzer active [open collector] 1 1 1
Monitored Fire Output 1 1 1
Monitored Fire Protection O/P 1 1 1
Monitored Fault Output 1 1 1
Volt-free Reset Relay 1 1 1
Aux DC Supply [fused] 1 @ 0.5A 1 @ 1A 1 @ 1A
Repeater facility N/A Optional Optional
Remote Muster I/P [from repeater] via optional
N/A Optional Optional
muster interface
Voyage data recorder O/P module providing 1 x volt-
free changeover relay contact for each of the
following alarms:
Common Fire.
Common Fault. N/A 1 1
Mains Failed.
Back-up Supply Failed.
Machinery space fire.
All contacts rated 1A @ 30Vdc
Additional Outputs via O/P expansion system N/A Optional Optional
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5.2 Features List
Enclosures Tough welded mild steel enclosures with high quality paint
finish.
Gland-plates top and bottom with generous internal space for
termination and looming.
Optional door stay available for all panels except T1204A1,
T1204A2, T1204DC, T1200B, and T1216RDC.
Temperature-compensated battery Battery charging voltage is automatically adjusted between

charging 28.25 and 26.72V DC over an ambient temperature range of
–10°C to +55°C.
Battery disconnect Protects the battery from permanent damage due to deep
discharge by automatically disconnecting it when the battery
voltage falls below 19.5V.
Mains Failed Indication Delay The indication of main power failure is delayed by 90
seconds to allow the power to be switched from ship to shore
and vice versa without generating a false fault indication.
Total power failure warning on the fire A separate, non-rechargeable 9V battery provides the power
panels for an audible warning should the primary [ship‟s] supply
and the panel‟s standby battery fail (or be disconnected).
Class change input Operates all sounders for up to 5 seconds without giving any
panel indications. [This is a land-based feature].
Configurable detection zones Simple and flexible display-based configuration process,

allowing detection zones to be configured for any or all of the
following:
 Latching or non-latching Fire indication.
 Normal or Intrinsically-Safe zone monitoring.
 Machinery Space Zones (for use with VDR board –
T1216 & T1232 only).
Factory configuration: Latching, standard [non-I.S.], no
zones programmed as Machinery Space Zones.
Selectable Zonal or General alarm Selectable via DIL switches on the motherboard.
sounder operation with sounders in alert The standard sounders on the T1204 panel can be used in
or silent in adjacent zones General or Zonal modes. [On T1216 and T1232 panels these
sounders always operate in General mode regardless of DIL
switch setting].
The output expansion system provides additional sounder
circuits for General or Zonal use on the T1216 and T1232
panels.

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General sounder operation continuous or DIL switch selectable on the motherboard. All sounders
pulsed operate continuously or pulsed as selected.
Restart sounders or restart sounder delay DIL switch selectable on the motherboard. With the panel in
the silence alarms condition, a 2nd zone fire condition restarts
the sounder delay or immediately operates all sounders. [This
is available only when panel is configured to the Crew
Alarm Mode.]
Configurable Fire Output, Fire Protection Configuration Links on the motherboard allow each Output
and Fault Output relays Relay to be individually selected to the EN54 powered/fault-
monitored mode or non-EN54-compliant volt-free
changeover contacts.
Factory configuration - Fully Monitored (EN54 Mode).
Reset Relay A volt-free changeover contact operating for 10 seconds on

panel fire alarm reset.
Auxiliary 24V DC power supply output Protected by an electronic fuse. Operation of the fuse is
indicated on the display. Operation of the Reset button on the
panel display resets the electronic fuse.
Open collector outputs  Manual Fire Alarm/Muster active.

 Buzzer Active.
 Disablement Active.
 Zonal fire for each zone up to zone 4. [additional zonal
output expansion on T1216 and T1232 panel via open
collector output expansion boards].
Remote inputs  Remote Manual Fire Alarm or Muster as configured.

 Remote Silence Alarms.
 Remote Reset.
 Fully monitored Muster activation from repeater panel
[via optional plug in board at panel and repeater].
Earth Fault monitoring Can be disabled via link on the motherboard.
Zone/Output disablement feature The following circuits can be independently

disabled/enabled:
 Each Zone
 Fire Output
 Fire Protection
 Fault Output
 All Sounders
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One Man Zone Test Each zone can be independently set to the One Man test
condition. Sounders can be configured to operate briefly to
confirm the panel has detected the test fire or not to operate
during the test fire.
One Man Sounder Test Operates the sounders intermittently.
Delay Mode Facility Flexible system allowing:

 Activation of the delay by operation of an automatic fire
NOTE: This facility does not comply detector on any zone.
with the requirements of EN54-2  Single-stage, 2-minute fixed delay.
 Selection of the outputs to be delayed [Fire O/P and/or
Fire Protection and/or Sounders] – can be any
combination (Crew Alert mode automatically sets
sounder delay on all circuits except 1 & 2).
 Delay can be overridden by operating a manual call
point on any zone or pressing the Delay Override button
on the panel or repeater.
 In Crew Alert Mode the delay can also be overridden by
pressing Resound Alarms after alarms have been
silenced.
 In Crew Alert Mode the delay can be extended by
pressing the Silence alarms button.
Crew Alert Mode  Operation of an automatic fire detector or alert manual

call point on any zone operates sounder circuits 1 and 2
only [Crew areas].
 After 2 minute delay, sounders 3, 4 and any expansion
sounder outputs operate.
 Operation of an evacuate manual call point overrides the
delay and operates all sounders
 Manual Fire Alarm/Muster activation overrides delay
and operates all sounders.
 Fire O/P and/or Fire Protection O/P can be optionally
configured to be delayed along with the sounder
circuits.
 DIL switch option to allow delay to restart on a new fire
condition if Alarms are silenced before the end of the
delay.
Selectable Manual Fire Alarm or Muster Manual Fire Alarm response: All sounders operate until
sounder response silenced.
Muster response: International Marine Muster signal, capable
of operation even if the panel processor fails.
Optional manual muster activation from Allows the muster condition to be manually initiated from the
repeater panel repeater panel even if the repeater panel processor fails.

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Dimmable LED indicators on fire panels All display-mounted LEDs can be manually dimmed for
and repeater panels night time operation where bright indications may be too
obtrusive.
Panel has 8 selectable brightness levels.
Repeater has two selectable brightness levels.
Automatic fire detector and manual call Each zone is capable of recognising whether a fire condition
point fire event discrimination has been caused by an automatic fire detector or a manual
call point. This is used in conjunction with the output delay
features.
Output expansion system for the T1216 Three different modules each providing eight switched
and T1232 panels outputs:
 Open collector, suitable for LED mimics.
 Volt-free relays for external signalling or equipment
control.
 Fault-monitored, powered outputs for EN54-2 type Fire
Protection control or additional sounder circuits.
Voyage Data Recorder Output Board Provides output signals for the Voyage Data Recorder:
 Common Fire.
 Common Fault.
 Mains Failed.
 Back-up Supply Failed.
 Machinery space fire. [Zonally configurable]
Other configuration features  Prevent the Fire Protection output operating for a fire
condition on a “Non-Latch” zone.
 Inhibit the silencing and resetting of the panel for 3
minutes following the occurrence of a fire alarm. [Does
not apply to Muster Alarm].
 Set the sounders to operate only when the panel is in the
Manual Fire Alarm/Muster condition.
 Inhibit the resetting of the fire alarm condition until the
alarm sounders have been silenced.
 Disable the internal panel buzzer.
 Select latching fault mode where all fault conditions
latch until the panel is manually reset.
 Restore factory default configuration.
Repeater panels Support for up to 5 repeater panels via two-wire RS485 serial
communication. [Repeaters not available for the T1204
panel].
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6. T1200 C1626 Motherboard Features

Figure 7 illustrates the C1626 motherboard features referred to elsewhere in the documentation.
Remote Inputs:
Alarm Circuits Silence Alarms Aux Outputs: Repeater
Zone [Marked with Evac Disablement Terminals:
Outputs Active active A, B, GND –
Reset
1-4 Polarity]
Evacuate Active Not Used
Zone Aux DC Buzzer Active
Detection Supply Reset
Inputs 24V & 0V Relay
Output
Fault Output
[Marked
J2 and J23. Fault Repeater
Connectors for Routing] Interface
C1665 Muster Connectors –
Interface – Not Not Used
Fire Output Fire
Used
[Marked Fire Protection
Routing] Output]
Microcontroller
Programming Configuration links
Connector – for Fire & Fault
Signal [Routing] J19 DC supply in
Factory Use and PSU faults from
Only O/Ps and Fire
J1 PS40 PSU [when
Protection O/P
Display fitted]
Connector
Secondary AC from
FS1 transformer
Battery Fuse
Configuration Battery
mode enabled Terminals J18
LED indicator Earth Fault Disable
Configuration Link
switches Power Supply LED
Configuration SW2/1 to SW2/10 Status indicators:
switches OUTPUT OK
SW1/1 to SW1/10 Battery/Charger Fault
Battery
Thermistor Charger Fault
Terminals Mains Fault
Figure 7 – C1626 motherboard layout

Notes:
I. “Evacuate” or “Evac” = Manual Fire Alarm/Muster.
II. The 16-pin Microcontroller programming header is for use during manufacturing only and should not have any links
fitted across any of the pins. Improper use of the connector may result in permanent damage to the motherboard.

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7. T1200 C1627 Motherboard Features

Figure 8 illustrates the C1627 motherboard features.
Fire Output Aux Outputs:

Remote Inputs: [Marked Fire Disablement active
Silence Alarms Routing] Evacuate Active
Zone Evacuate Buzzer Active Repeater
Detection Reset Fire Terminals:
Zone Inputs Alarm Circuits Protection A, B, GND
Outputs1-4 [Marked with Output
Active Reset
Polarity] Relay
Output
Connector
for O/P
Aux DC
expansion
Supply
modules
24V & 0V
Fault Output
[Marked Fault
J2 and J23 Configuration links for routing]
Connector for C1665 Fire & Fault Signal
Muster Interface [Routing] O/Ps and Fire
Connector
Protection O/P
for C1632,
Zone
Microcontroller C1630 Output Expansion
Programming expansion Interface Board
Connector – Connectors
C1631 Repeater
Factory Use Interface Connectors
Only
J1 J24 DC supply out to
Display expansion boards
Connector
J19 DC supply in & PSU fault
from PS136 [when fitted]
PULSE ALARMS
DELAY RESTART
Configuration J18
mode enabled Configuration Earth Fault
LED indicator switches Monitoring Link
SW2/1 to SW2/10
Configuration
switches
SW1/1 to SW1/10
Figure 8 – C1627 motherboard layout

Notes:
I. “Evacuate” or “Evac” = Manual Fire Alarm/Muster.
II. The 16-pin Microcontroller programming header is for use during manufacturing only and should not have any
links fitted across any of the pins. Improper use of the connector may result in permanent damage to the
motherboard.
III. J24 provides a 24VDC output to the Output Expansion boards and is not monitored for failure. DO NOT USE
THIS OUTPUT FOR ANY OTHER PURPOSE.
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8. T1200 C1632 16 zone expansion board Features

Figure 9 illustrates the C1632 16 zone expansion board features referred to elsewhere in the documentation.
Connector for
motherboard
ribbon
Detection zone
terminals for zones
17 – 32
Figure 9 - C1632 16 zone expansion board

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9. T1200 Display Board Features
Evacuate/muster configuration link.
Upper position - Evacuate mode. [Manual Fire

Alarm]
Lower position - Muster mode.
Link removed - Manual Fire Alarm/Muster switch
disabled
Buzzer
Connector
Key Switch
Connector
Buzzer 9V battery
Connector Connector
Key Switch
Motherboard
Ribbon Cable
Connector
Note: “Evacuate” = Manual Fire Alarm/Muster
Figure 10 – Rear right hand side of display PCB
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10. C1634 Relay Output Module Features

Figure 11 illustrates the C1634 Relay Output Module features referred to elsewhere in the documentation.
Applications - Voyage Data Recorder O/P module in T1216 and T1232.
Relay outputs 1-8 [Left to

right]
J2 Comms in N/O - top row
Pole – middle row
N/C – lower row
J3 Comms out
Microcontroller Programming
SW1Config switch Connector – Factory Use
Top to bottom: Only
AD0 (not used)
AD1 (not used)
ZNO (not used) SW 2 – Reset processor
ZN1 (not used)
ZONAL (not used)
VDR (ON)
Power Supply On
LED
Comms
Fault LED
Processor fault LED
Figure 11 - C1634 Relay Output Module

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11. C1630 Output Expansion Interface Features
Configuration switches to set
1
quantity and type of O/P modules F/P 0
connected. F/P 1
2
From top to bottom: S/C 0
3
F/P0 – Fire Protection S/C 1
4
F/P1 – Fire Protection
S/C0 – Sounder Controller
5
LED 0
S/C1 – Sounder controller 6
LED 1
LED0 – LED driver VDR
7
LED1 – LED driver

VDR – Voyage Data Recorder
Figure 12 - C1630 Output Expansion Interface
12. C1631 Repeater Interface Board Features
R0
1
Configuration switch. R1
2
R2
3
Used in the Fire Panel

to set the quantity of
repeaters connected.
Used in Repeaters to
set the repeater
address.
Figure 13 - C1631 Repeater Interface Board
13. C1665 Muster Interface Board Features
Field wiring terminals:

M IN – Muster signal in
S IN – Silence signal in
GND – Common 0V
M OUT – Muster signal out
S OUT - Silence signal out
GND - Common 0V
Figure 14 - C1665 Muster Interface Board
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14. Power Supplies 14.2.2 Supply Output

27.3V DC at 25°C with load up to 1.5A.
14.1 General The output current is shared between the panel load
The T1200 range includes 4 power supply units. and battery charging. The battery charging current
Refer to the table in section 4.1.1 for a list of the is therefore dependent on output current and will
various panel/PSU combinations. fall to zero as the panel load approaches 1.7A.
All PSUs include:
14.2.3 Fusing
 Temperature compensated battery charging and
fault monitoring facilities for 24V sealed lead The mains supply is protected by a replaceable 2A,
acid stand by batteries. 20mm mains fuse.
 Automatic “battery connected” check. If a The battery circuit is protected by a replaceable 2A,
battery disconnection is detected, the 20mm fuse.
Battery/Charge Fault is latched, illuminating the The DC load output is protected by an internal
Batt/Charge fault LED and activating the PSU‟s current limit.
“common fault” signal.
14.2.4 Battery Charger
 Automatic periodic battery load test. If the
battery plus interconnection resistance is greater The power supply is capable of charging 2 off 12V
than a specified threshold, the Battery/Charge series-connected lead acid batteries (Up to a
Fault is latched, illuminating the Batt/Charge maximum capacity of 17Ah).
fault LED and activating the PSU‟s “common The charging voltage may be adjusted via the
fault” signal. trimmer potentiometer VR1 on the motherboard.
However, the charging voltage is factory set and
 Automatic “battery disconnect” facility.
adjustment should not be necessary.
Disconnects the battery when the battery
terminal voltage falls below approximately 21V, NOTE: The battery charging voltage is
to prevent deep discharge of the batteries if temperature dependant and should be set in the
supplying the panel for an abnormally long range 27.2 - 27.4V at a battery temperature of
period of time. Also operates to protect the PSU 20oC (use a 4K7 resistor in place of the
if a short circuit occurs across the battery thermistor when setting the voltage).
terminals.
 All PSUs are approved to EN54-4. 14.2.5 Battery Temperature
 All panels, except repeaters, have total power
Compensation
supply failure warning. An internally mounted The power supply provides a temperature
[non-rechargeable] 9V battery (PP3 cell) compensated charging voltage to the batteries over
provides the power to operate the panel buzzer a temperature range of –10oC to 55oC. The
for at least 1 hour following the loss of both the temperature profile of the charging voltage is
mains and stand-by supplies. compatible with Power-Sonic batteries.
A thermistor, which may be connected remotely
14.2 T1204A1 110V AC and T1204A2 depending on battery location, senses the battery
230V AC mains powered PSUs. temperature. The thermistor circuit is monitored for
The control and monitoring circuitry for the 1.5 both open and short circuit fault conditions.
Amp 110 and 230 Volt AC mains powered PSUs is
contained on the C1626 motherboard. The 14.2.6 Battery Monitoring
transformer is located on the chassis under the The health of the batteries, the battery connections
motherboard. See Figure 3 - T1204 panel – General and fuse are checked by a battery monitor circuit
Assembly. and automatic battery test facility once every 30
seconds. The Batt/Charge fault LED is illuminated
14.2.1 Supply Input and the „Fault Output‟ is operated if the Battery is
230V AC 50/60Hz for the T1204A2 or 110V AC disconnected, the Battery voltage falls below 15.7V
50/60Hz for the T1204A1. or the Battery and inter-connection resistance is
greater than or equal to 1 ohm. The circuitry also

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protects against reversed connection of the supplying the panel for an abnormally long
batteries. period of time.
The batteries are reconnected when the mains
14.2.7 Visual indications voltage is present and the battery voltage is greater
than 18.5V +/-0.46V.
The following visual indications are provided:
i) A green „Output – OK‟ LED. This simply 14.3 PS40-1-09 and PS136-1-09 PSU
indicates that power is being supplied to the Descriptions
load.
ii) A yellow „Thermistor Fault‟ LED. This 14.3.1 T1204 24 V DC PSU [PS40-1-09]
indicates an open circuit or short circuit fault of
the thermistor circuit. The PS40-1-09 is intended for use on vessels using
iii) A yellow „Batt Charge Fault‟ LED indicating 24VDC power supply installations. This self-
any one of the following conditions: contained PSU is located within the T1204 panel
enclosure on the chassis under the C1626
o Battery or associated wiring has become motherboard. See Figure 3 - T1204 panel – General
disconnected. Assembly.
o Battery or associated wiring has become NOTE: This PSU contains a fan which runs
short circuited. continuously to maintain a constant air flow inside
o Battery fuse blown. the enclosure. This fan creates a low continuous
o Low Battery voltage (<15.7V ±0.4V). humming noise which will change pitch depending
o Battery and inter-connection resistance is on the current being drawn from the PSU. The fan
greater than or equal to 1 ohm. has an operational life of at least 5 years and failure
of the fan will not cause the PSU to fail
iv) A yellow „Charger Fault‟ LED. This could be
immediately.
due to any of the following conditions:
o A mains fault exists (described below)
14.3.2 T1216 and T1232 5 Amp
o Switching regulator or charger circuitry is 110/230VAC PSU [PS136-1-09]
malfunctioning.
o Battery fuse blown. The PS136-1-09 5Amp 110/230V AC switch-mode
PSU is a self-contained unit and is located within
o Open or short circuit fault of thermistor the panel enclosure on the chassis under the
circuit motherboard. The stand-by batteries are also
o The power supply output voltage has been accommodated within the panel enclosure. See
incorrectly set to a value less than the Figure 4 –T1216 panel – General Assembly.
terminal voltage of the batteries. NOTE: This PSU contains a fan which runs
v) A yellow „Mains Fault‟ LED. This indicates continuously to maintain a constant air flow inside
that the mains voltage has failed or is less than the enclosure. This fan creates a low continuous
the required minimum for correct operation of humming noise which will change pitch depending
the power supply [80% of the rated voltage]. on the current being drawn from the PSU. The fan
has an operational life of at least 5 years and failure
14.2.8 Fault Conditions of the fan will not cause the PSU to fail
immediately.
Internally communicated to the panel motherboard.
14.3.3 Input Supplies
14.2.9 Battery Disconnect
PS136-1-09 AC mains supply version:
The PSU provides a battery disconnect facility
which disconnects the batteries when the battery AC supply input of 110-230V RMS, auto ranging.
terminal voltage falls below 21.2V ±0.53V. This The AC supply is monitored for failure/brownout.
will occur under the following conditions: A supply fault condition is indicated if the AC
supply is below the brownout limit of
 A short-circuit across the battery terminals. approximately 80V and the unit is unable to
 Prevention of deep discharge of the batteries if maintain normal output.
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PS40-1-09 DC primary supply version: The output current is shared between the panel load
The DC supply input [nominal 24VDC] is capable and battery charging. The battery charging current
of accepting a voltage range of 18 to 31.2VDC. is therefore dependent on output current and will
fall to zero as the panel load approaches the
specified maximum output current.
14.3.4 Fusing
On both AC and DC versions, the battery is 14.3.7 Temperature Compensation
connected through a 20mm T8AH230V replaceable [PS40-1-09 and PS136-1-09]
fuse located on the PSU PCB.
PS136-1-09 AC mains supply version: The chargers provide a temperature-compensated
charging voltage over a battery temperature range
The PSU is protected by a fuse link fitted to the live of –10oC to +55oC. A Thermistor sensor, located at
(L1) incoming feed. This fuse is not replaceable by the battery, is used to sense the ambient
the user. temperature. The Thermistor circuit is monitored
for open and short circuit faults.
PS40-1-09 DC primary supply version:
14.3.8 Charger Monitor [PS40-1-09 and
The PSU is protected by a fuse link fitted to the
positive (DC+) incoming feed. This fuse is not
PS136-1-09]
replaceable by the user. The output from the charger is monitored to ensure
that the battery is being charged. A fault is reported
14.3.5 DC Output within 30 seconds of a fault occurring.
PS136-1-09 AC mains supply version:
5A continuous at 27.3VDC. The output provides 14.3.9 Battery Health Functions [PS40-
power for the battery charger and the 27.3V load 1-09 and PS136-1-09]
outputs. Battery connections reversed or short circuited:
The current limited constant voltage charger output The battery and circuit are protected from reverse
is compatible with Power-sonic sealed lead acid or short circuit wiring.
batteries.
PS40-1-09 DC primary supply version: 14.3.10 Battery Test [PS40-1-09 and
1.5A continuous at 27.3VDC. This output provides PS136-1-09]
power for the battery charger and the 27.3V load
outputs. A battery test to determine the Battery plus inter-
connection resistance is automatically carried out
The current-limited constant voltage charger output
approximately every 20 minutes. Similarly, a test to
is compatible with Power-sonic sealed lead acid
see if the Battery is present is carried out every 30
batteries.
seconds.
14.3.6 Battery Charger

14.3.11 Battery Disconnect [PS40-1-09
PS136-1-09 AC mains supply version: and PS136-1-09]
The PSU is designed to charge lead acid cells of If the primary supply fails and the panel is running
24V nominal voltage. It is capable of recharging 12 from the battery standby supply only, the battery
– 17Ah SLA batteries to 80% fully charged will be automatically disconnected (electronically
capacity in 24 hours. isolated) when the voltage drops below 21V. The
PS40-1-09 DC primary supply version: battery is automatically re-connected when the
The PS40 PSU is designed to charge lead acid cells primary supply returns.
of 24V nominal voltage. It is capable of recharging If a short circuit occurs in the battery wiring or
3.4 – 7 Ah SLA batteries to 80% fully charged inside the batteries, then the disconnect circuit
capacity in 24 hours. isolates the battery from the charger.
On both AC and DC versions, the charging voltage
is set at the factory and should not require field
adjustment.

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14.3.12 Monitoring Indications on the in the fault condition. Both are used internally to
PSU [PS40-1-09 and PS136-1-09] signal to the fire panel.
Charger Fault (LED 2 – yellow) Common Fault:
This LED is on when the fault condition is active Operating for primary supply failed, battery fault or
(battery not being charged), i.e.: charger fault.
Primary Supply Failed:
 Charger output below battery voltage.
Operating for primary supply failed.
 Failure of AC or DC primary supply.
 Battery Thermistor is either open circuit or short 14.4.1 Safety Earth
circuit.
Battery Fault (LED 3 – yellow) Warning. A safety earth wire is connected to the
Power Supply Equipment chassis and terminated
This LED is on when the fault condition is active, with a ferrule. To ensure safe operation, this lead
i.e.:
must be connected to the enclosure earth point at all
 Battery is open circuit or short circuit. times.
 Battery fuse has blown or battery wiring has
become disconnected. 14.5 Mechanical Protection [PS40-1-09
 Battery plus inter-connection resistance is & PS136-1-09]
greater than 0.6 ohms. Warning:
Primary Supply (LED 1 – green) These power supplies use hazardous voltages.
This LED is normally illuminated and extinguishes The units are fitted with a protective cage to
in the event of failure of the primary supply. protect service access users from electrical
shock. Disconnect from mains before opening.
14.4 Fault Outputs [PS40-1-09 and To prevent overheating, the ventilation holes in
PS136-1-09] the cage must not be obscured.
Two open collector type outputs are provided, both
active low in the healthy condition, high impedance
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14.5.1 T1200 Power Supply Features and Connections

Figure 15 shows the layout of the PS40-1-09 24VDC Power Supply used in the T1204 panel. See Figure 16 for
the layout of the PS136-1-09 5 Amp110/230V AC power supply used in the T1216 and T1232 panels.
Incoming Battery
24VDC connections
supply fuse DC Load [Batt +, Batt -]
[F1]. Non connector
replaceable [+ve, -ve] Thermistor
connections
Incoming Battery fuse

24VDC LEDs; [F6]
Supply Supply On [green] Type:
terminals Charger fault [yellow]. T8AH250V
Battery fault [yellow].
Fault O/Ps:
Incoming DC
supply fail.
Common fault
Earth
lead
Cover – DO NOT REMOVE.
Figure 15 –PS40-1-09 1.5 Amp 24Volt DC Power Supply Layout

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Battery
Cover – DO
connections
NOT REMOVE.
[Batt +, Batt -]
AC mains
supply fuse
[F1]. Non Thermistor
replaceable connections
Mains
Supply Battery fuse
terminals [F6]
Load Type:
connections T8AH250V
[+ve, -ve]
Fault O/Ps:
Incoming DC Supply fail.
Common fault
Earth
lead LEDs:
Supply On [green]
Charger fault [yellow].
Battery fault [yellow].
Figure 16 - PS136-1-09 5 Amp 110/230 volt AC Power Supply Layout
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15. Compatible Field Devices

The T1200 panels are compatible with the devices listed in section 15.1.
15.1 Field Device Part Numbers

Standby Max.
Manufacturer Part no. Description Current Devices
(mA) per zone
Thorn/Tyco MF601M Smoke Detector Ionisation [marine] 0.050 24
Thorn/Tyco MR601M Smoke Detector Optical [marine] 0.050 24
Thorn/Tyco M600 Series 600 Universal Base [marine] N/A N/A
Thorn/Tyco MR601T High Performance Smoke Detector Optical 0.050 24
Thorn/Tyco MD601 Heat Detector Rate Of Rise 0.050 24
Thorn/Tyco CP230 Manual call point 0.000 32
Thorn/Tyco CP200 Manual call point 0.000 32
Tyco H600 Heat Detector Fixed Temperature 0.000 32
Thorn/Tyco S231F+ Triple I/R flame detector 0.333 3
Thorn MS302EX Flame detector (IS) 0.100 12
Tyco M300EX Detector base (IS) N/A N/A
Tyco MU601EX CO detector (IS) 0.050 24
Tyco MD611EX Heat detector (IS) 0.050 24
Tyco MD601EX Heat detector (IS) 0.050 24
Tyco MR601TEX High performance Smoke detector Optical (IS) 0.060 20
Tyco MDU601EX Combined CO and Heat detector (IS) 0.050 24
Tyco MF601EX Smoke detector Ionisation (IS) 0.050 24
Thorn/Tyco MUBEX Detector base (IS) N/A N/A
Thorn/Tyco S111 I/R flame detector (IS) 0.100 12
Thorn S231I+ Triple I/R flame detector (IS) 0.333 3
Thorn CP220Ex Manual Call Point (IS) 0.000 32
Non Branded MC600 Series 600 Relay Base N/A N/A
Thorn/Tyco CP210 Manual Call Point 0.000 32
Thorn CP250M Manual Call Point [Marine] 0.000 32
Thorn/Tyco S232F+ Triple I/R Flame Detector 0.333 3
Thorn/Tyco MF301 Smoke Detector Ionisation 0.050 24
Thorn/Tyco MF301EX Smoke Detector Ionisation (IS) 0.050 24
Thorn/Tyco MR301 Smoke Detector Optical 0.050 24
Thorn/Tyco MR301EX Smoke Detector Optical (IS) 0.050 24
Thorn/Tyco MD301 ROR Heat Detector Grade 1 0.050 24
Thorn/Tyco MD301EX ROR Heat Detector Grade 1 (IS) 0.050 24
Thorn/Tyco MD303EX ROR Heat Detector Grade 3 (IS) 0.050 24
Thorn/Tyco MD305EX Heat Detector Range 2 (IS) 0.050 24
Thorn/Tyco M300 Conventional Base N/A N/A
Non Branded 601F-M Conventional Solar Blind Flame Detector [marine] 0.233 5
Conventional Solar Blind Flame Detector (IS)
Non Branded 601FEX-M 0.233 5
[marine]

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Standby Max.
Manufacturer Part no. Description Current Devices
(mA) per zone
Conventional Heat Detector Fixed Temperature
Thorn/Tyco MD631EX 0.050 24
(IS)
Tyco 601CH-M Conventional Enhanced CO Detector [marine] 0.067 17
Conventional Heat Detector
Tyco 601H-R-M 0.067 17
(Rate of Rise) [marine]
Conventional Heat Detector
Tyco 601H-F-M 0.067 17
Fixed Temperature {60 Deg C) [marine]
Tyco 601P-M Conventional Optical Smoke Detector [marine] 0.067 17
Conventional High Performance Optical Smoke
Tyco 601PH-M 0.067 17
Detector [marine]
Thorn CP260M Manual Call Point [Marine] 0.000 32
Non Branded MCP220EX Manual Call Point [IS] 0.000 32
Tyco MCP250M Manual Call Point [Marine] 0.000 32
Tyco MCP260M Manual Call Point [Marine] 0.000 32
Thorn/Tyco MCP200 Manual Call Point 0.000 32
Non Branded 5B 5” Conventional Base N/A N/A
Notes:
1. This panel is designed with resistors as end of line devices. In order for detector head removal
monitoring to function correctly any line continuity diodes in the detector bases that are in circuit when
the detector head is removed must be disconnected. Removal of a detector will result in an open-circuit
fault and any devices further along the zone wiring will no longer function.
2. The total current drawn by detectors on a zone must not exceed 1.2mA, otherwise the panel may not
detect an open circuit fault on the zone wiring. The above table shows the AVERAGE standby current
drawn by each device. To calculate the total number of devices that may be connected to a zone, add up
the individual standby current values for each device and make sure that the total current does not
exceed 1.2mA.
3. If a galvanic isolator (MTL5061) is used on the zone then this device will also draw current. Allow at
least 0.1mA for the barrier (this could rise to 0.4mA depending on how much current is drawn by the
detectors).
4. The maximum number of devices per zone including manual call points must not exceed 32 even if the
current consumption is less than 1.2mA. This is a requirement of BSEN54 which requires that a single
fault on a zone should not prevent the operation of more than 32 devices.
The values in the above table are for guidance only and will vary for individual detectors. Each zone should be
fully checked for correct fault monitoring during installation & commissioning.
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16. Overview Of User Functions

This section gives an overview of the functions available to the end user.
16.1 User Indications

General Indicator Section
Indicator Indication Colour Operating Condition
Power Supply On Green Illuminates Steady for Mains or Standby power On.
Flashes on any new fire alarm condition, changing to a steady indication
Fire Red
on operation of Silence Alarms.
Fire Output Active Red Illuminates Steady when the Fire Output is active.
General Fault Yellow Flashes for any fault condition.
Power Supply Fault Yellow Flashes for mains or standby power supply/charge fault
Illuminates Steady to indicate Microcontroller or Memory Failure.
System Fault Yellow
Flashes to indicate Engineer’s Configuration Mode active.
Earth Fault Yellow Flashes for any positive or negative power supply earth fault.
Fuse Failed Yellow Flashes for any auxiliary supply fuse failure
Repeater Fault Yellow Flashes for any Repeater fault or repeater communication fault.
Sounder Fault/Disabled Yellow Flashes for any sounder fault. Steady for sounders disabled.
Sounder Test Yellow Illuminates Steady while sounder walk test is active.
Flashes for a fault on the Fire Protection Output. Steady when Fire
Fire Protection Fault/Disabled Yellow
Protection Output is disabled.
Flashes for a fault on the Fire Output. Steady when Fire Output is
Fire Output Fault/Disabled Yellow
disabled.
Flashes for a fault on the Fault Output. Steady when Fault Output is
Fault Output Fault/Disabled Yellow
disabled.
POWER SUPPLY ON ZONE LOCATION

MUSTER 1.
FIRE ALARM TEST DISPLAY
2.
FIRE OUTPUT ACTIVE
3.
SILENCE/
GENERAL FAULT RESOUND ENABLE 4.
ALARMS
POWER SUPPLY FAULT 5.
SYSTEM FAULT 6.
RESET DISABLE
7.
EARTH FAULT
8.
FUSE FAILED
SILENCE 9.
BUZZER TEST
REPEATER FAULT 10.
SOUNDER FAULT/DISABLED 11.
DELAY 12.
SOUNDER TEST OVERRIDE
13.
FIRE PROTECTION FAULT/DISABLED SELECT
14.
FIRE OUTPUT FAULT/DISABLED SELECT
ON/OFF 15.
FAULT OUTPUT FAULT/DISABLED 16.
FIRE FAULT DISABLEMENT AND TEST MODEL:

1. THE RED ZONE INDICATOR 1. DETERMINE THE CAUSE OF 1. PRESS SELECT ON/OFF. T1216
0 1 WILL PULSE SHOWING THE THE FAULT. THE LED WILL ILLUMINATE. C.I.E. PRODUCTION PERIOD: 1
LOCATION OF THE FIRE. 2. PRESS SILENCE BUZZER. 2. SELECT THE ZONE OR
2. CARRY OUT THE 3. CALL YOUR SERVICE OUTPUT USING  AND . THE
REQUIRED FIRE DRILL. ENGINEER. FAULT LED WILL PULSE.
3. TO SILENCE ALARMS SYSTEM FAULT 3. PRESS DISABLE OR TEST.
PRESS SILENCE ALARMS. THE PANEL IS INOPERATIVE. 4. TO RE-ENABLE, SELECT
4. TO RESET FROM THE FIRE ARRANGE FOR ALTERNATIVE THE ZONE OR OUTPUT AND EN54-2: 1997
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Zone Location Indications

Indicator Indication Colour Operating Condition
Flashes when zone is in a fire condition, turning to steady on
User Generated Zone Location Text Red
operation of Silence Alarms.
Flashes when zone is in a fault condition. Illuminates steady when
User Generated Zone Location Text Yellow
zone is disabled or in test.

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16.2 User Controls

MUSTER 1.
FIRE ALARM TEST DISPLAY
2.
FIRE OUTPUT ACTIVE
3.
SILENCE/
GENERAL FAULT RESOUND ENABLE 4.
ALARMS
SYSTEM FAULT 6.
RESET DISABLE
7.
EARTH FAULT
8.
FUSE FAILED
SILENCE 9.
BUZZER TEST
REPEATER FAULT 10.
DELAY 12.
13.
FIRE PROTECTION FAULT/DISABLED SELECT
14.
FIRE OUTPUT FAULT/DISABLED SELECT
ON/OFF 15.
FIRE FAULT DISABLEMENT AND TEST MODEL:

1. THE RED ZONE INDICATOR 1. DETERMINE THE CAUSE OF 1. PRESS SELECT ON/OFF. T1216
0 1 WILL PULSE SHOWING THE THE FAULT. THE LED WILL ILLUMINATE. C.I.E. PRODUCTION PERIOD: 1
LOCATION OF THE FIRE. 2. PRESS SILENCE BUZZER. 2. SELECT THE ZONE OR
2. CARRY OUT THE 3. CALL YOUR SERVICE OUTPUT USING  AND . THE
REQUIRED FIRE DRILL. ENGINEER. FAULT LED WILL PULSE.
3. TO SILENCE ALARMS SYSTEM FAULT 3. PRESS DISABLE OR TEST.
PRESS SILENCE ALARMS. THE PANEL IS INOPERATIVE. 4. TO RE-ENABLE, SELECT
4. TO RESET FROM THE FIRE ARRANGE FOR ALTERNATIVE THE ZONE OR OUTPUT AND EN54-2: 1997
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Access Controls Keyswitch:

0 – Controls Locked
1 – Controls Unlocked
Switch Functionality Button Availability

Manual Fire Alarm Manual Fire Alarm: Operates all sounders continuously and lights
When controls are unlocked.
or Muster the Manual Fire Alarm LED adjacent the button until the silence
button is operated [May be disabled if external muster system
[Configuration
is used]
option] Muster: Operate all sounders in the Muster mode.
Following a fire alarm condition, 1st operation stops sounders. The
Silence/Resound
General Fire LED and the Zonal fire LED will change from flashing to When controls are unlocked
Alarms
steady. 2nd operation restarts the previously silenced sounders
When controls are unlocked
Clears the panel display and when in a fire condition, resets the
Reset and [if silence before reset is configured]
zones, outputs and operates the reset relay.
alarms silence switch has been operated.
Silence Buzzer Press to stop the buzzer sounding in fire or fault conditions. When controls are locked or unlocked
Overrides the delay when delay is running, turning the delay mode When the panel is in the fire condition and
Delay Override
off. All delayed outputs will operate immediately. the delay is running.
Enables the User select feature for selection of zones or outputs via
Select On/Off When controls are unlocked
Select ↑ Select ↓ for disablement/re-enablement.
Press to illuminate all LEDs on the display and operate the buzzer.
Test Display All indications remain active for approx 5 seconds after button When controls are locked or unlocked
release.
When controls are unlocked, the Select
Press to clear the disablement or test condition on a zone or output
Enable switch has been operated and a zone or
selected via the User Select feature.
output has been selected
1] Press to disable a zone or output selected via the User Select
1] As above.
feature. LED is lit whilst any disablement is active
Disable
2] Press to view delay configuration of sounders, Fire and Fire
2] When controls are unlocked.
Protection outputs.
Press to initiate the One Man Test on sounders or zones as selected
Test As above.
via the User Select feature. LED lit whilst test mode is active.
1] Used to scroll the cursor indication through the zone and output
1] When controls are unlocked and the
fault LEDs on the display to select a zone or output for disablement,
Select switch has been operated.
Select ↑ Select ↓ or test. [LED illuminated when Select Mode is active]
2] Used to adjust the brightness of the display LEDs [Press Test

2] When controls are unlocked.
Display and ↑ to increase or Test Display and ↓ to decrease]
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16.3 Selection of Zones or Outputs for described in 16.3. With the cursor flashing on the
Disablement, Enablement or Test required zone, pressing the Test button initiates the
The panel provides a simple and straightforward zone test. Pressing the Enable button or pressing the
means for selecting the sounder outputs and/or Test button again clears the test condition and
zones which are to be disabled, re-enabled or set to restores normal operation to the zone.
the test mode. The Fire Output, Fire Protection The features of the One Man Zone Test condition
output and Fault Output can also be individually are:
disabled and enabled.  A fire condition on a zone in Test Mode will not
The zone or output is selected using the Cursor operate any of the fire outputs.
Select feature. This allows the user to move a  Sounders can be configured not to respond to a
flashing cursor indication up or down through the detector test or to operate for 5 seconds and then
yellow fault LEDs associated with the available automatically silence. When selected to respond
zones and outputs until the required zone or output to the detector zone test, sounders operate in
is highlighted. The yellow LED for the selected general or zonal mode in accordance with the
zone/output flashes in “Cursor” mode, which is panel configuration.
easily distinguishable from all other indications.
 The panel will respond normally to a fire
With the cursor flashing on the required
condition on any zone not selected to the Test
zone/output, pressing the Disable button disables
Mode.
the zone/output. Pressing the Enable button re-
enables the zone/output. Pressing the Test button  After each test the panel and the device being
initiates the test condition. [Note: Fire Output, Fire tested is automatically reset allowing the next
Protection output and Fault Output cannot be device to be tested without needing to return to
placed in a test condition]. the panel to silence and reset.
 If a fire condition occurs on any zone other than
16.4 Disablement/Re-enablement of a zone in test mode, the panel responds fully to
Detection Zones and Outputs the fire condition as per its normal fire response
and configuration. In this case the zone(s) in test
Any or all of the zones can be disabled.
will not be reset automatically.
A disabled zone will not report fire or fault
conditions. The fire panel will respond normally to
16.6 Alarm Sounder One man Test
fire device operations and wiring faults on all
enabled zones. The One Man Sounder Test operates all sounders
on an intermittent basis until the Test mode is
The following outputs can also be individually
manually cleared. This allows an engineer to walk
disabled/enabled:
the vessel and confirm the operation of all the
 All Sounder circuits. sounders. The sounder on/off cycle is 2 seconds on
 The Fire Output. and 15 seconds off to allow operation to be
 The Fire Protection Output. confirmed without being too intrusive for other
occupants.
 The Fault Output.
A genuine fire alarm condition overrides the test
A disabled output will not report fault conditions mode and operates the sounders normally.
and will not operate during a fault/fire alarm
condition. The only exception to this is the Muster
Alarm function which always operates the sounder 16.7 Turning the Delay Mode on/off.
circuits even if they are disabled. STANDARD (NON-CREW) MODE:
The delay is automatically turned on when any
16.5 Detector Zone One man Test. of the outputs are configured to be delayed and
automatically turned off when all of the outputs
When selected to the One Man Test condition,
are configured not to be delayed. The DELAY
devices connected to the zone can be operated for
LED illuminates to indicate that the delay is on.
test purposes without operating the Fire output or
Pressing the DISABLE button will illuminate
the Fire Protection outputs.
the relevant fault LEDs to show which circuits
The zone[s] to be set to the One Man Test condition have been set to the delay mode.
are selected using the Cursor Select feature

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CREW MODE: switch initiates a programming mode in which the

The delay is automatically turned on in Crew engineer is able to select the required zone or output
mode and applies to all sounder circuits except and program the panel to enable or disable the
circuits 1 & 2 on the panel motherboard. required function. These programmed operating
Sounder circuits 1 & 2 are assigned as Crew modes are stored in EEPROM and are not lost if the
Alert circuits. The DELAY LED will not be panel is powered down. The relevant DIL switches
illuminated unless the Fire O/P and/or the Fire are shown below:
Protection O/Ps are optionally configured for the
delay mode.
16.8 Overriding the Delay Mode

The panel display includes a Delay Override button
allowing the User to override the delay and operate
the delayed outputs immediately during a fire alarm 17.2 Zone/Output selection
condition. When one of the zone or output configuration DIL
Operation of a Manual Call Point on a zone will switches is switched to the ON position, the panel
also override the delay. sounds the internal buzzer and illuminates the
SYSTEM FAULT LED to indicate that the
16.9 Adjustable Display LED programming mode has been initiated.
Brightness The engineer can then use the Cursor Select feature
to select the required zone or output by moving a
On the panel the brightness of the LEDs on the
flashing cursor indication up or down through the
display can be adjusted to one of 8 levels from full
yellow fault LEDs associated with the available
brightness to dim.
zones and outputs until the required zone or output
On the repeater the brightness of the LEDs on the is highlighted.
display can be set as either bright or dim.
Note that in the Engineer‟s programming mode, any
To change the brightness, set the Access Keyswitch faults, or disablements are masked and are not
to the ON position, press the Test Display button, shown on the display. The panel will not respond to
then faults or fires.
 On the panel: press the UP arrow button to With the cursor flashing on the required
increase the brightness or the DOWN arrow zone/output, pressing the Disable button disables
button to decrease the brightness. the required function for that zone/output. Pressing
 On the repeater: press the Test Display button the Enable button enables the required function for
again to toggle the brightness. that zone/output.
Default level is full brightness. Once all required zones/outputs have been
programmed and the configuration DIL switch is
17. Overview Of Engineers Functions returned to the OFF position, the panel will return
to normal operation.
This section provides an overview of the functions The factory default configuration for the zones
available to the engineer. and delayed outputs can be restored by selecting all
five configuration DIL switches for the zones and
17.1 Engineer’s configuration process outputs to ON then pressing the Disable switch on
Most of the Engineer‟s configuration facilities are the display and finally setting the configuration
controlled by DIL switches located on the switches back to the OFF position.
motherboard, accessed by opening the panel door. Factory default:
Each configuration feature has its own dedicated All zones are latching fire, not intrinsically safe,
DIL switch. not machinery space.
Some functions simply require the appropriate DIL All outputs operate immediately (not delayed).
switch to be either ON or OFF. The following sections describe the available
Where the function is to be applied to selected configuration options.
zones or outputs, operating the appropriate DIL
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17.3 Configure Delayed Outputs sounders, the Fire output and zone outputs as
Having operated the DIL switch for configuring normal. The Fire protection output can be
delayed outputs the appropriate output can be configured to operate or not to operate via DIL
selected via the Cursor select feature and can be switch 1/1. On clearing the fire input signal on a
programmed as either a Delayed output or a Non- zone configured to the non-latching mode, the panel
Delayed output. If the output is set to the delay will clear the alarm indication if no other fire
mode, the appropriate output fault LED will be alarms are present.
illuminated in steady mode.
The following outputs can be independently 17.6 Configure Intrinsically Safe
programmed as delayed or non-delayed: Zones.
i) All Sounder Circuits (panel & output boards) Warning: Intrinsically safe zone arrangement.
unless in CREW mode  Ensure that the installation has been carried
ii) Fire Output out in full accordance with the installation
iii) All Fire Protection Outputs (panel & output documentation provided with the I.S. devices
boards) and I.S. barrier. Failure to carry out the
installation correctly is likely to render the
An output programmed as Delayed will not operate system unsafe and risks causing an explosion.
while the 2-minute delay timer is running.
 End-of-line resistors must be used which
comply with the requirements laid down in
17.4 Configure Machinery Space the installation data sheets provided with the
Zones I.S. barrier and the I.S. fire detection devices.
Having selected the DIL switch for configuring 10kOhm resistors are required for the zone
machinery space zones the appropriate zone can be circuits and 3k9 Ohm for the sounder
selected via the Cursor select feature and can be circuits.
programmed as either a Machinery Space Zone or a  Zones containing I.S. devices must be
non-Machinery Space Zone. If the zone is a configured as Intrinsically Safe zones to
Machinery Space Zone, then the appropriate zone ensure correct short circuit fault monitoring.
fault LED will be illuminated in steady mode.
Having selected the DIL switch for configuring the
A fire condition on a Machinery Space zone will Intrinsically Safe zones (I.S.) the appropriate zone
operate the Machinery Space Fire Detected output can be selected via the Cursor select feature and can
relay on the C1634 Voyage Data Recorder Output be programmed as either an I.S. Zone or a standard
Module. zone. If the zone is an I.S. Zone, then the
NOTE: The T1204 does not support the VDR appropriate zone fault LED will be illuminated in
output board and so this configuration has no effect. steady mode.
When configured to the Standard Mode the fire
17.5 Configure Non-Latching Zones and fault trip thresholds for the zone are set by the
Having selected the DIL switch for configuring panel to the optimum normal values and are
non-latching zones the appropriate zone can be compatible with a large range of Tyco detection
selected via the Cursor select feature and can be devices. This is the factory set condition.
programmed as either a Non-latching Fire Zone or a When configured to the Intrinsically Safe Mode
Latching Fire zone. If the zone is a Non-latching the fire and fault trip thresholds for the zone are set
Fire Zone, then the appropriate zone fault LED will by the panel to allow fire detection through I.S
be illuminated in steady mode. barriers (MTL5061 galvanic isolator).
The Non-latching Fire zone facility is primarily Intrinsically Safe alarm devices [sounders] may be
provided to allow multiple panels to be linked connected via an MTL 5021 galvanic isolator.
together via the Fire Protection relay and non- There are no requirements for configuring the
latching zone without causing a system lock-up panel‟s sounder outputs.
condition, where the connected panels cannot be Note: Galvanic isolators prevent correct fault
reset from the alarm condition. monitoring of the sounder circuit due to the low
A fire detector operation on a zone configured to monitoring voltage (open circuit fault occurs).
the non-latch fire mode initiates the fire alarm Any cable fault between the isolator and I.S.
condition on the panel and operates the fire alarm sounders will not be detected. The 3K9 EOL
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resistor must be fitted to the terminals on the  Pressing the Manual Fire Alarm/Muster button
safe side of the barrier. on the fire alarm panel or repeater. [Operates the
sounders only - does not override other outputs].
17.6.1 Mixed I.S. and Non-I.S. Zones
Where the Safety System Documentation allows, 17.7.1 Selection of Outputs to be
zones can contain I.S. and Non I.S. devices. The Delayed
requirements of the Safety Documentation must See section 17.3 for configuration details.
be applied and the number of I.S. devices must The factory default is no outputs selected for delay
be limited to 3 in total. (except in CREW mode – all sounder circuits
The I.S. devices must be located at the end of the except 1 & 2 on the panel are delayed).
zone with the I.S. barrier located in an adjacent safe The delay configuration status of the outputs can be
area. All of the non-I.S. devices must be installed in checked on the display by unlocking the controls
the zone between the barrier and the panel. and pressing and holding the Disable button.
The zone must be configured to the NON-I.S. mode Outputs selected to the delay mode will provide the
[This simply sets the operating detection thresholds disabled [steady] indication on the Fire Protection
and is not a safety issue]. Fault/Disabled, Fire Output Fault/Disabled,
Sounder Fault/Disabled LEDs (Sounder Delay not
The non-I.S. section [safe side - between the panel indicated in CREW mode). The indication clears
and the I.S. barrier] will support full open and short when the Disable button is released.
circuit fault monitoring and detector/MCPs fire
event discrimination. The I.S. section [hazardous
17.8 Selectable Zonal or General
side - between the IS barrier and the end of line
resistor] will support open circuit fault monitoring Alarm sounder operation
only - short circuit fault will initiate a detector fire The Zonal Alarms DIL switch selects the sounders
condition. It will not support detector/MCP to either:
discrimination - all I.S. devices will raise a detector a) General Alarm Mode [all sounders operate for
fire condition. any fire condition] or
b) Zonal Alarm [in conjunction with the Pulse
17.7 The Delay Mode Feature Non-Alarm Zones switch – see section 17.9]
NOTE: This feature does not comply with The four standard sounder circuits on the 4-zone
the requirements of EN54-2. panel can be used in General or Zonal modes. On
the 16 and 32-zone panels, these sounder outputs
Outputs can be configured to be delayed in always operate in the General mode regardless of
response to an automatic fire detector operating on the setting on the general/zonal alarms
any zone: configuration DIL switch. The optional output
i) Overall delay length – fixed at 2 minutes. expansion system [see 4.2.7 above] provides
ii) Single-Stage (2-stage Delay DIL switch is additional sounder circuits for General or Zonal use
disabled). on the T1216 and T1232 panels.
iii) Output Circuits to be delayed – configured as
described in 17.3. 17.9 Pulse Non-Alarm Zones
Operation of an automatic fire detector will raise This DIL switch selects the type of zonal sounder
the fire alarm indication audibly and visibly on the alarm response to a fire when the Zonal Alarms
panel, operate any non-delayed outputs and start the feature described above is selected. The two
time delay function for any delayed outputs. selectable options are:
The delay can be overridden, causing all outputs to a) Zonal sounders for zone in the fire condition
operate immediately, by any of the following operate continuously until silenced. All others
means: are silent.
 Operation of a manual call point on any zone. b) Zonal sounders operate continuously - all other
sounders operate in pulsed mode until silenced.
 Operation of the Delay Override button on the
panel or repeater.
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17.10 Alarms in Crew Areas.  In Muster and Manual Fire Alarm modes
If the ZONAL ALARMS switch is OFF and the disabled, the manual fire alarm/muster switch is
PULSE NON-ALARM switch is ON, the Crew not functional. This feature is provided to avoid
Area Alarm mode is enabled. duplication and operator confusion in instances
where a totally separate manual muster system is
When configured to this mode, the activation of an
provided.
automatic fire detector or alert manual call point on
any zone operates standard sounder outputs 1 and 2 All three Muster/Manual Fire Alarm/Disabled
and starts a 2 minute delay. At the end of the delay modes are selected by a single link [J2] on the rear
sounder outputs 3, 4 and any expansion sounder of the display PCB. [Note: The link is clearly
outputs also operate. labelled – “Muster enabled/Evac enabled”. Evac
= Manual Fire Alarm ]. The link is removed for
Operating an Evacuate manual call point overrides
the disabled condition.
the delay and operates all sounder outputs.
The user control insert fitted to the display is
Pressing the Manual Fire Alarm/Muster button
double sided to allow the installer to label the
overrides the delay and operates all sounders in
Manual Fire Alarm/Muster button according to the
either Manual Fire Alarm or muster mode as
panel configuration. On the front side the top left
configured.
hand button is labelled “Manual Fire Alarm” and on
If the Fire O/P and/or the Fire Protection O/Ps are the reverse side it is labelled “Muster”. A blank is
also configured for delayed operation they will be provided for use when the Manual Fire
delayed along with the sounder circuits. Alarm/Muster feature is disabled.
17.11 Delay Restart. 17.13 Inhibit Fire Protection on Non-

Applicable only when CREW mode is enabled: Latched Zone
 DIL switch OFF: If the Sounders are silenced This DIL switch configures the Fire Protection
before the 2-minute delay has ended, a new fire output relay on the motherboard [and any
condition will not restart the delay and all expansion outputs selected to the fire protection
delayed outputs including all sounders will type] to operate or not to operate for a fire condition
operate immediately. on any zone configured to non-latched mode. This
 DIL switch ON: If the Sounders are silenced feature has been provided to allow two panels to be
before the 2-minute delay has ended, a new fire linked so that a fire condition on one panel triggers
condition will restart the 2-minute delay. a fire on a zone on the other panel [and vice versa]
without latching up. It can also be used to prevent a
fire signal from a remote panel tripping any fire
17.12 Selectable Muster/Manual Fire
protection equipment connected to the local panel
Alarm sounder operation. via the expansion outputs. The zone[s] used to
All panels can be set up in either the following monitor the fire signal[s] from remote panel[s]
Muster or Manual Fire Alarm sounder response should be configured to non-latching and the Fire
modes. Protection relay on the motherboard should be used
 In the standard Manual Fire Alarm mode, to transmit a local fire signal to the remote panel[s].
operation of the Manual Fire Alarm/Muster push
button on the panel display causes all sounders 17.14 Delay Alarm Silence and Reset
to operate continuously until the silence alarms
switch is operated. Manual Fire Alarm/Muster This DIL switch prevents the alarms being silenced
Alarm will also override the sounder delay and and panel reset for a period of 3 minutes after a fire
activate all sounder outputs. alarm condition occurs. [Does not apply to Muster
Alarm].
 In Muster-mode, operation of the Manual Fire
Alarm/Muster push button on the panel display 17.15 Alarms on Evac Only
causes all sounders to operate in the
internationally recognised muster mode [7 short This DIL switch configures the sounders to operate
pulses followed by one long pulse, repeated]. only when the panel is in Manual Fire Alarm or
This will continue until the silence alarms push muster activated condition.
button is pressed.

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17.16 Silence before Reset motherboard to provide one of the following

This DIL switch determines when the panel can be options:
reset from the fire condition:  Fault monitored 28VDC powered outputs
OFF: Reset from Fire is available when panel is in suitable for operating remote relays complying
the fire condition and sounders are active or with the following requirements:
silenced. Field relay spec: Coil resistance - 2.6K to 4.5K
ON: Reset from Fire is available only after the Ohms. Voltage 24VDC Nominal [min 18V, max
sounders have been silenced. 30V], fitted with suppression diode.
[Compatible part – A1466 Relay Board. See
17.17 Continuous/Pulsed Sounders Figure 28].
 Volt-free change over relay version suitable for
This DIL switch selects all sounders to operate in
switching a maximum of 1 Amp at 30VDC.
either continuous or pulsed mode.
17.23 Earth Fault monitoring.
17.18 Silent Zone Test For installations where earth fault monitoring is
This DIL switch selects the type of sounder unsuitable, it can be disabled by removal of the
response in One Man [Detector] Test Mode: jumper link J18 in the bottom right hand corner of
OFF: Normal sounder response [continuous or the C1627 motherboard. This is a non-EN54-2
pulsed in line with panel configuration] feature provided for convenience.
ON: Silent [no sounder operation]
18. Panel Repeaters
17.19 Buzzer Disable
The T1200 repeaters duplicate the panel indications
This DIL switch enables/disables the panel and main user controls at a location remote from
fire/fault buzzer and gives a DISABLED indication the main panel. The repeater uses the same
on the display. motherboard [C1626] as the T1204 fire alarm panel
although some of the components are depopulated.
17.20 Latched Faults Up to 5 repeaters can be connected to a single panel
This DIL switch enables/disables the latched fault using an RS485 serial connection. A C1631
indication mode. When enabled, all fault conditions repeater interface board needs to be fitted to
latch until the Reset switch is operated except connectors J13/J9 located centrally towards the
Mains and Back-up Power Fault O/Ps on the right hand edge of the C1626 motherboard on the
Voyage Data Recorder. fire alarm panel and also on each repeater
A latched zone fault will be cleared if a fire motherboard. If it is required to activate the Muster
condition occurs on the same zone. condition from a repeater panel, a C1655 Muster
Interface board needs to be fitted to connector J2 on
17.21 Repeater Configuration the motherboards of the fire panel and each
Three DIL switches on the Repeater Interface board repeater. [J2 is located middle left hand edge].
allow the engineer to configure the panel to Note: The disable/enable/test facilities and the
communicate with up to 5 remote indication panels configuration functions are not available at the
via the RS485 serial data link. repeaters.
Repeaters are not supplied for use with the
17.22 Output Relay Configuration T1204.
The Fire Signal Output, Fire Protection and Fault
output relays are link-configurable on the
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18.1 Repeater User Indications
General Indicator Section

Indicator Indication
Operating Condition
Description Colour
Power Supply On Green Illuminates Steady for Mains or Standby power On.
Flashes on any new fire alarm condition, changing to a steady
Fire Red
indication on operation of Silence Alarms.
Fire Output Active Red Illuminates Steady when the Fire Output is active.
General Fault Yellow Flashes for any fault condition.
Power Supply Fault Yellow Flashes for mains or standby power supply/charge fault.
System Fault Yellow Illuminates Steady to indicate microcontroller failure.
General Test Yellow Illuminated when Test Mode is active.
General Disablement Yellow Illuminated while any disablement is active.
Communication Fault Yellow Flashes for a repeater communication fault.
Sounder Fault/Disabled Yellow Flashes for any sounder fault. Steady for sounders disabled.
Sounder Test Yellow Illuminates Steady while sounder walk test is active.
Fire Protection Flashes for a fault on the Fire Protection Output. Steady when Fire
Yellow
Fault/Disabled Protection Output is disabled.
Fire Output Flashes for a fault on the Fire Output. Steady when Fire Output is
Yellow
Fault/Disabled disabled.
Fault Output Flashes for a fault on the Fault Routing Output. Steady when Fault
Yellow
Fault/Disabled Routing Output is disabled.
Zone
Indications

MUSTER 1.
FIRE ALARM
2.
FIRE OUTPUT ACTIVE
3.
SILENCE/
GENERAL FAULT RESOUND 4.
ALARMS
SYSTEM FAULT 6.
RESET
7.
GENERAL TEST
8.
GENERAL DISABLEMENT
SILENCE 9.
COMMUNICATION FAULT BUZZER
10.
DELAY 12.
13.
FIRE PROTECTION FAULT/DISABLED
14.
FIRE OUTPUT FAULT/DISABLED TEST DISPLAY 15.
FIRE FAULT MODEL:

1. THE RED ZONE INDICATOR 1. DETERMINE THE CAUSE OF T1216RA2
0 1 WILL PULSE SHOWING THE THE FAULT. C.I.E. PRODUCTION PERIOD: 1
LOCATION OF THE FIRE. 2. PRESS SILENCE BUZZER.
2. CARRY OUT THE 3. CALL YOUR SERVICE
REQUIRED FIRE DRILL. ENGINEER.
3. TO SILENCE ALARMS SYSTEM FAULT
PRESS SILENCE ALARMS. THE PANEL IS INOPERATIVE.
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18.2 Repeater User Controls
Switch
Functionality Button Availability
Description
Manual Fire Alarm or 1] Manual Fire Alarm: Operates all sounders When controls are
Muster continuously and lights the Manual Fire Alarm LED unlocked.
[Configuration option adjacent to the button until the silence button is
at Panel] operated. [May be disabled if external
2] Muster: Operates all sounders in the Muster mode muster system is used].
until the silence button is operated.
Silence/Resound Following a fire alarm condition, 1st operation stops When controls are
Alarms the sounders. The General Fire LED and the Zonal unlocked.
Fire LED will change from flashing to steady. 2nd
operation restarts the previously silenced sounders.
Reset Clears the panel display, resets the zones, outputs and When controls are
operates the reset relay. unlocked
and [if Silence Before
Reset is configured] alarms
silenced.
Silence Buzzer Press to stop the buzzer sounding in fire or fault When controls are locked
conditions. or unlocked.
Delay Override Overrides the delay when delay is running, turning the When the panel is in the
delay off. All delayed outputs will operate immediately. fire condition and the delay
is running.
Test Display Press to illuminate all LEDs on the display and operate When controls are locked
the buzzer. All indications remain active for approx 5 or unlocked.
seconds after button release. Press again while LEDs
are illuminated to toggle the brightness setting
between high & low.
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19. Circuit Connection Details
19.1 T1204 - C1626 4 Zone Panel and Repeater Termination Details
Inputs: Outputs:
SIL = Silence alarms DIS = Disablement active
EVAC = Evacuate EVAC = Evacuation active
RST = Reset BUZ Active = Buzzer active
C/+ = Normally Closed or +ve

P = Pole
O/- = Normally Open or -ve
O/+ = Normally open or +ve
C/- = Normally closed or -ve
Fault Fire Inputs Outputs Repeater Reset
Routing Routing
Class change
[Fault [Fire Fire
Zone Aux
Buz Active
Zone Circuits Alarm Circuits signal signal Protection
Outputs DC
1 2 3 4 O/P] O/P]
EVAC
1 2 3 4
EVAC
GND
RST
24V
N/O
O/+
24V
N/C
C/+
C/+
DIS
SIL
O/-
O/-
0V
C/-
1 2 3 4 + - + - + - + - + - + - + - + - 0V A B
P
P
P
Note: “Evacuate” or “Evac” = Manual Fire Alarm/Muster
Figure 17 – C1626 field terminations
19.2 T1216 and T1232 - C1627 16 Zone Motherboard Termination Details

Inputs: Outputs:
SIL = Silence alarms DIS = Disablement active
EVAC = Evacuate EVAC = Evacuation active
RST = Reset BUZ Active = Buzzer active
Lower terminal tier

Inputs Outputs Repeater
Class change
Aux
Reset N/C
Zone Circuits Alarm Circuits
Buz Active
Zone O/Ps DC
1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 1 2 3 4
EVAC
EVAC
GND
RST
DIS
24V
- - - - - - - - - - - - A B
SIL
1 2 3 4 + + + + + + + + + + + +
0V
+ - + - + - + - + - + - + - + -
24 V
N/O
O/+
C/+
C/+
O/-
O/-
0V
C/-
P
P
9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16
P
Fault Fire
Zone Circuits Routing Routing
Aux Fire Reset
DC [Fault [Fire Protection
Upper terminal tier signal signal
C/+ = Normally Closed or +ve O/P] O/P]
P = Pole
O/- = Normally Open or -ve
O/+ = Normally open or +ve
C/- = Normally closed or -ve
Figure 18 - C1627 field terminations

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19.3 32 Zone Expansion Board Termination Details
Zone Circuits
17 18 19 20 21 22 23 24
+ - + - + - + - + - + - + - + -
Lower terminal tier
Upper terminal tier
+ - + - + - + - + - + - + - + -
25 26 27 28 29 30 31 32
Zone Circuits
Figure 19 – T1232 - C1632 17 -32 zone expansion board field terminations
19.4 Auxiliary Supply 19.5 Fire Protection, Fire Output and

An auxiliary supply is available to power external Fault Output Signal Outputs
field equipment from the panel. This voltage is These outputs are factory set to the fault-monitored,
nominally 27.3VDC but varies during mains-failed powered mode of operation but can be configured
conditions. See section 21. below for details of at site to volt-free relay outputs [See 17.22 above].
maximum load. Connection details for both types of configuration
The output is fused using an electronic device, and are provided in Figure 20.
fuse activation will be indicated as Fuse Failed on
the panel display. The fuse can be reset after
removal of the fault by operating the Reset button
on the display.
The auxiliary supply terminals are labelled Aux DC
0V and 24V. Although two sets of terminals are
provided, they are both protected by the same fuse
circuit and therefore the total load across both sets
of terminals must not exceed the rated value.
Note: If equipment draws current from the
auxiliary supply during the mains-failed
condition this must be included in the battery
capacity calculations.
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Panel Wiring Field Wiring
Monitored/Powered O/P C/+

configuration
Output conditions:
P
For Fire Output and Fire Protection
output:
Quiescent: 5V DC [open circuit Field relay spec:
voltage] O/-
Coil resistance - 2.6K to 4.5K
Active [fire]: 24V [nom] Ohms
Voltage 24V DC Nom
O/+ [min 18V, max 30V]
Monitored/Powered O/P Fitted with suppression diode
configuration as shown.
Output conditions:
P
For Fault O/P:
Quiescent: 24V DC [nom]
Active [fault]: 5V [open circuit C/-
voltage]
O/-
Volt-Free Changeover
Relay Configuration
Output conditions: P Connect to normally open or normally closed
For Fire Output and Fire contact as required.
Protection output: Applied voltage must not exceed 30V DC.
Shown in quiescent [de- C/+
energised] condition.
O/+
Volt-Free Changeover
Relay Configuration
Output conditions: P Connect to normally open or normally closed
For Fault O/P: contact as required.
Shown in healthy Applied voltage must not exceed 30V DC.
[energised] condition. C/-
Note: Terminals are dual marked for monitored/powered and volt-free configurations.
For volt-free: O = Open, C = Closed, P = Pole
For monitored/powered: + = Positive, - = Negative
Warning: The volt-free auxiliary relay contacts must not be used to directly switch any voltage which
exceeds 30VDC.
Figure 20 – Fire Protection, Fire and Fault Signal Output Connections

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N/O
Volt-Free Changeover Relay

Configuration Output
conditions: P
For Reset Relay shown in

quiescent [de-energised]
condition. N/C
Warning: The volt-free auxiliary relay contacts must not be used to directly switch any voltage which
exceeds 30VDC.
Figure 21 - Reset Relay contact connection details
19.6 Use of Auxiliary Inputs

Auxiliary inputs are provided to allow remote operation of the following functions:
Auxiliary Input: Type of activating switch:

Class Change. Two-position latching
Remote Manual Fire Alarm/Muster. Two-position latching
Remote Silence. Biased off, momentary
Remote Reset. Biased off, momentary
To activate an input, 0VDC should be connected to the input circuit via a normally open contact arranged to
close. [See Figure 22 – Auxiliary I/P connection detail]
Sil, Evac, Reset

or Class Change External normally open
switch or relay contact,
closing to activate I/P
Aux 0VDC
#
Figure 22 – Auxiliary I/P connection detail
Note: To prevent unauthorised operation of the system, any manually operated auxiliary input must be
operated by a key-switch. The key to the switch should be held with the panel‟s access control key.
19.7 Sounder Circuits prevent damage to the control panel, any solenoid
The T1204 panel has 4 sounder circuits, each rated devices such as bells must also have a suppression
at 0.5 Amps. The 16 and 32 zone panels have 4 diode fitted as shown in Figure 23 – Alarm circuit
sounder circuits each rated at 1 Amp. The circuits configuration.
are reverse polarity monitored for open and short The circuit must be terminated with a 3K9 end of
circuit faults. All connected field devices must be line resistor.
polarised to allow correct fault monitoring. To
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Alarm +
Polarising
diode
[1N4002S]
3K9
Suppression End of
diode line
[1N4002S] resistor
Bell Electronic
sounder
Alarm -
Figure 23 – Alarm circuit configuration

The voltage drop on each alarm circuit should be calculated to ensure that the minimum voltage at the end of
each circuit exceeds the minimum required by each sounding device.
The voltage at the end of the circuit is given by:
Minimum alarm voltage = Min O/P voltage **– (Alarm current in amps x 2 x alarm circuit length in
metres x cable resistance in Ohms per core per m)
** Min O/P voltage (Low Battery): = 19.5V (All panels)

The nominal resistance per metre is as follows:
1.5mm2 – 0.015 per metre per core
2.5mm2 – 0.009 per metre per core
19.8 Electrical Design of Detection The maximum quiescent current available to the
Zones devices on a zone is 1.2mA. Exceeding this value
To allow the panel to correctly monitor for fault will prevent the panel from correctly monitoring for
conditions, the wiring for each zone must be open circuit fault conditions.
installed as a continuous pair with no spurs or tees Note: To comply with BSEN 54-2, the maximum
and be terminated with a 10K Ohm 0.25W end-of- number of devices per zone is limited to 32 and
line resistor. Correct polarity must be strictly the maximum number of devices connected to a
observed throughout. panel is limited to 512.
Intrinsically Safe Zones
19.8.1 Maximum Number of Devices on Warning: I.S. zone wiring and equipment
a Zone installation must comply with the installation
The maximum number of devices supported by a guidelines provided with the I.S. fire detection
zone depends on the quiescent current drawn by equipment and the I.S. barrier. [See section 17.6
each device. The quiescent current will be listed on above].
the device data sheet provided by the Manufacturer
of the device.

7
Typical Zone Wiring Typical Alarm Circuit Wiring Typical Input Circuit Wiring Typical remote
T1200
for Remote Silence, Evac, output wiring

10K end-of-line resistor
Reset & Class Change 07/10
3K9 end-of-line resistor [Normally open switch contacts]
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+ 1A 2A -
Manual call point 2K2 0.5W
with 90R resistor resistor
+ -
+ 1 2 -
+ -
Typical zonal
output wiring
Terminal identification notes:
+ C/C = Class Change.
Connect to + - B Act = Buzzer Active
Aux - RST = Reset
24VDC
24VDC -
+ +
relay
Repeater Wiring - see
Figure 1 - Repeater
connection diagram
Lower 1 2 3 4 1+ 1- 2+ 2- 3+ 3- 4+ 4- 5+ 5- 6+ 6- 7+ 7- 8+ 8- 1+ 1- 2+ 2- 3+ 3- 4+ 4 - 24V 0V Sil Evac RST C/C Dis Evac BAct A B GND N/C Lower
terminal tier Zonal O/Ps Zone Circuits Alarm Circuits Aux DC Inputs Outputs Repeater RST terminal tier
Upper Zone Circuits Aux DC Fault Routing Fire Routing Fire Protection RST Upper
terminal tier 9+ 9 - 10 + 10 - 11 + 11 - 12 + 12 - 13 + 13 - 14 + 14 - 15 + 15 - 16 + 16 - 24V 0V O/+ P C/- C/+ P O/- C/+ P O/- P N/O terminal tier
Fire Routing, Fault Routing and Fire Protection O/P configuration - Output specification: Fire and Fault output
wiring shown for the
When configured as monitored/powered outputs: When configured as volt-free changeover relays :
Figure 24 - Typical T1200 Wiring Diagram

monitored/powered
For Fire and Fire Protection O/Ps: For Fire and Fire Protection O/Ps: configuration
Quiescent: 2VDC [open circuit voltage] Volt free relay contacts shown in quiescent [de-energised]

Active [fire]: 24V – [nom] condition. Relay local to
fault indicating Relay local to
For Fault O/P: For Fault O/P: equipment fire indicating
Quiescent: 24VDC [nom] Volt free relay contacts shown in healthy [energised] [Normally equipment
Active [fault]: 2VDC [open circuit voltage] condition. Energised] Remote
indicating
Connections: Connections: equipment
Field relay Requirements:
Observe correct polarity. Connect to normally open or normally closed contact as Coil resistance - 2.6K to 4.5K Ohms
[+ = Positive, - = Negative] required. [P= Pole, C= Closed, O= Open] Voltage 24VDC Nom
Applied voltage must not exceed 30VDC. [min 18V, max 30V]
Fitted with suppression diode as shown.
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19.9 C1634 Voyage Data Recorder Output Module Field Wiring Connections
O/P1 - Common Fire.
O/P2 - Common Fault (Fail-Safe).
O/P3 - Mains Failed (Fail-Safe).
O/P4 - Back-up Supply Failed (fail-Safe).
O/P5 - Machinery space fire detected.
Relay contact rating: 1A at 30V
OP1 OP2 OP3 OP4 OP5 OP6 OP7 OP8
Lower terminal tier N/O [Relays 1-8]
TB1 TB2 TB3 TB4
Middle terminal tier [1] [2] [3] [4] [5] [6] [7] [8] Pole [Relays 1-8]
Upper terminal tier [1] [2] [3] [4] [5] [6] [7] [8]
N/C [Relays 1-8]
C1634 Volt free relay output module terminals [3 - tier]
Figure 25 – C1634 Field Wiring Terminals
19.10 Repeater Panel and Repeater Muster Wiring

The Repeater RS485 communication, optional Muster Control & optional 24VDC power connections should all
be made via a single multi-core data cable. The maximum number of cores required is eight plus the cable
shield. The cable shield needs to be earthed at the panel & all repeaters.
EARTH BAR EARTH BAR

Data Cable Screen
Power Supply connections not shown.
Top right hand Top right hand

Repeater Repeater
corner of C1627 corner of C1626
GND
GND
A
motherboard
B
A
motherboard
T1200 fire detection/alarm panel T1200 repeater panel [max 5 off]
Figure 26 – Repeater Wiring Diagram
These three cores should be contained within the Repeater RS 485 communications cable, the cable
screen being connected to the Earth Bar at panel & repeaters. If a separate cable is used then the cable
screen should be connected to the Earth Bars.
2 off 3K9 EOL

Resistors
Min Sin GND Mout Sout GND Min Sin GND Mout Sout GND Min Sin GND Mout Sout GND
C1665 Muster Interface C1665 Muster Interface C1665 Muster Interface
in Fire Panel in Repeater Panel1 in Repeater Panel2
Wiring Optional Repeater Muster Interfaces
Figure 27 – Muster Interface Wiring Diagram

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20. Mechanical, Electrical And Environmental Specification

T1200 Panel T1200R Repeater
Mechanical
T1204 T1204 T1204 T1200 T1216R T1216R T1232R T1232
Specification T1216 T1232
DC A1 A2 B DC A1/2 DC A1/A2
170 x 420 x 500 x 335 x 420 x
Size (mm) HxWxD 335 x 270 x 148 335 x 445 x 535 x 270 x 445 x 500 x 535 x 174
102 148 174 148 148
Weight excluding
7.1 8.3 8.4 3.1 11.8 17 6 12.8 13.5 16.4
batteries (kg)

T1204 T1204 T1204 T1216R T1216R T1232R T1232R
Mains Input T1216 T1232
A1 A2 DC A1 A2 A1 A2
Specification 110V 230V 24V 110/230V 110/230V 110V 230V 110V 230V
AC AC DC AC AC AC AC AC AC
PSU PSU PSU PSU PSU PSU PSU PSU PSU
Maximum Input
Power 110 115 70 200 200 110 115 110 115
(W)
Protection
[Warning: T3.15A T3.15A T3.15A T3.15A T3.15A T3.15A T3.15A
T5A T5A
Replace only with H250V H250V H250V H250V H250V H250V H250V
H250V H250V
identical type & [3.15A [3.15A [3.15A [3.15A [3.15A [3.15A [3.15A
[5A anti- [5A anti-
rating of BEAB or anti- anti- anti- anti- anti- anti- anti-
surge] surge]
VDE approved surge] surge] surge] surge] surge] surge] surge]
fuse]
93.5V – 195.5V – 18V – 93.5V – 93.5V – 93.5V – 195.5V – 93.5V – 195.5V –
Voltage 121V 253V 31.2V 253V 253V 121V 253V 121V 253V
AC AC DC AC AC AC AC AC AC
Frequency
47.5 – 63 47.5 – 63 N/A 47.5 – 63 47.5 – 63 47.5 – 63 47.5 – 63 47.5 – 63 47.5 – 63
(Hz)
Cable 2
Minimum of 1mm c.s.a. copper protected by a 5A fuse.
requirements
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EQUIPMENT: T1200
Power Supply T1200 Panel T1200R Repeater

Output T1204 T1204 T1204 T1216R T1216R T1232R T1232R
T1216 T1232
Specification A1 A2 DC A1 A2 A1 A2
Maximum
Short Term 5 5
1.5 1.5 1.5 1.5 1.5 1.5 1.5
Current [Vin = [Vin =
[Vin = [Vin = [Vin = [Vin = [Vin = [Vin = [Vin =
Output 110- 110-
110VAC] 230VAC] 24VDC] 110VAC] 230VAC] 110VAC] 230VAC]
(I max b) 230VAC] 230VAC]
(A)
Maximum
2 2
Continuous 0.6 0.6 0.6 0.6 0.6 0.6 0.6
[Vin = [Vin =
Current [Vin = [Vin = [Vin = [Vin = [Vin = [Vin = [Vin =
110- 110-
(I max a) 110VAC] 230VAC] 24VDC] 110VAC] 230VAC] 110VAC] 230VAC]
230VAC] 230VAC]
(A)
Minimum
N/A
Output
(PSU is integrated N/A
Current 30 30 30
into the (PSU is integrated into the motherboard)
(I min)
motherboard)
(mA)
Voltage
Output, Mains
27.3 (Nominal, dependent on temperature)
On
(Vdc)
Maximum
Current
Output, Mains 1.5 1.5 1.5 5 5 1.5 1.5 1.5 1.5
Failed
(A)
Voltage
Output, Mains 28.6 – 28.6 – 28.6 – 28.6 – 28.6 – 28.6 – 28.6 – 28.6 – 28.6 –
Failed 20.0 20.0 20.0 20.0 20.0 20.0 20.0 20.0 20.0
(Vdc)
Max Ripple
[full
load/battery 200 200 200 300 300 200 200 200 200
disconnected]
(mV p-p)
Output
voltage Factory set
adjustment
Output
Electronic current limiting
protection
Common fault
Outputs not available to user – internally connected to panel PSU monitor.
output
Mains failed
Outputs not available to user – internally connected to panel PSU monitor.
fault output

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Battery Specification T1204A1 T1216RA1 T1232RA1
T1204DC T1216 T1232
T1204A2 T1216RA2 T1232RA2
Battery charger output:
Temperature
compensated float
charger 1.5 1.5 5 5 1.5 1.5
28.15V 0.1V@ -10C
26.6V 0.1V@ +55 C
(A)
Maximum internal
resistance of battery &
charger circuit: 1 0.6 0.6 0.6 1 1
(Ri max)
(Ω)
Battery type:
2 off 2 off 2 off 2 off 2 off
POWERSONIC
PS-1270 PS-12120 PS-12170 PS-1230 PS-1230
Warning: Replace only
[12V 7Ah] [12V 12Ah] [12V 17Ah] [12V 3Ah] [12V 3Ah]
with identical battery
Battery capacity 24 hours stand-by.
Battery size (mm):
W
L = 151 L = 151 L = 181 L = 133 L = 133

W = 65 W = 98 W = 76 W = 67 W = 67
H = 94 H = 94 H = 167 H = 60 H = 60
HT H HT = 98 HT = 100 HT = 167 HT = 66 HT = 66
Battery circuit
F2AL250V F2AL250V F2AL250V
protection:
20mm fast T8AH250V T8AH250V T8AH250V 20mm fast 20mm fast
Warning: Replace only
blow glass Fuse Fuse Fuse blow glass blow glass
with identical type &
fuse fuse fuse
rating of fuse
Mains failed fault
battery current 55 70 125 170 40 40
(mA)
Mains failed alarm
battery current 90 105 170 210 75 75
(mA)
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EQUIPMENT: T1200
Environmental Specification
IP Rating Designed to IP56
o o
Panel operating -10 C to + 55 C
o o
ambient [Batteries –20 C to + 50 C charge,
o o
temperature range –20 C to + 60 C discharge]
Storage o o
All panels -10 C to + 70 C
temperature range
Operating and
All panels 95% Non condensing
storage humidity
GL2003 Section 9
Max operational
Frequency range: 2 to 13.2 H - amplitude: 1mm [peak].
vibration
Frequency range: 13.2 to 100 Hz – acceleration amplitude: 0.7g.
EMC Radiated Immunity:
GL2003 Section 16.
BSEN 50130-4: 1995 + A1: 1998 + A2: 2003
ESD:
GL 2003 Section 15
BSEN 50130-4: 1995 + A1: 1998 + A2: 2003
Fast Transient Burst:
GL 2003 Section 17
BSEN 50130-4: 1995 + A1: 1998 + A2: 2003
Surge:
GL 2003 Section 19
BSEN 50130 -4: 1995 + A1: 1998 + A2: 2003
EMC
Conducted Interference [Low frequency]:
GL 2003 Section 20
Conducted Interference [High frequency]:
GL 2003 Section 18.
BSEN 50130-4: 1995 + A1: 1998 + A2: 2003
Conducted Emissions:
GL 2003 Section 21[Bridge/Deck areas]
BSEN61000-6-4: 2001
Radiated Emissions:
GL 2003 Section 22. [Bridge/Deck areas]
BSEN61000-6-4: 2001
LR 1/2002 Section 16
Salt Mist
IEC 68-2-11 Test Ka; IEC 68-2-52 Test Kb severity 1.

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21. T1200 Input and Output Specification

T1200 Panel
Detection Zone Inputs
T1204 T1216 T1232
Number of Zones 4 16 32
Conventional open and short circuit fault monitored.
Threshold current – Normal configuration:
Short circuit threshold: ≥ 57.85mA.
Evacuate Manual Call Point alarm threshold: ≥ 37.92; <57.85mA.
Detector/Alert Manual Call Point alarm threshold: ≥ 10.78; <37.92mA.
Quiescent: ≥ 1.63; <10.78mA.
Open circuit: < 1.63mA.
Specification
Threshold current – I.S. configuration [Using MTL5061 galvanic isolator]:
Short circuit threshold: ≥ 27.78mA.
Evacuate Manual Call Point threshold: ≥ 20.92; <27.78mA.
Detector/Alert Manual Call Point alarm threshold: ≥ 8.5; <20.92mA.
Quiescent: ≥ 1.63; <8.5mA.
Open circuit: <1.63mA.
Cable requirements Max resistance of circuit loop: 40 Ohms.
T1200 Panel
Ancillary Inputs
T1204 T1216 T1232
Open collector,
Zonal Fire Outputs for Open collector,
50mA 30V max input
[Zones 1-4] 50mA 30V max input
[available for zones 1-4 only]
Class Change Input Non- fault monitored. 0 Volt I/P to activate. I/P sensitivity: 0-1k Ohm
Remote Evacuate Input
[Evac = Manual Fire Alarm Non- fault monitored. 0 Volt I/P to activate. I/P sensitivity: 0-1k Ohm
or Muster Alarm]
Remote Silence Input Non- fault monitored. 0 Volt I/P to activate. I/P sensitivity: 0-1k Ohm
Remote Reset Input Non- fault monitored. 0 Volt I/P to activate. I/P sensitivity: 0-1k Ohm
Cable requirements Cable loop resistance <= 1k Ohm
Alarm threshold between 10k Ohm to 70k Ohm [dependant on circuit] between
Earth Fault I/P
chassis and +ve or -ve line
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EQUIPMENT: T1200
Outputs All Panels

Evacuate [active]
Output
Open collector. 50mA 30V max input
[Evacuate = Manual Fire
Alarm/Muster]
Buzzer [active] Output Open collector. 50mA 30V max input
Disablement [active]
Open collector. 50mA 30V max input
Output
Reset Relay 1 x Volt-free change over rated 1 Amp at 30Vdc
Fire Output
Quiescent: 2Vdc; Active [fire]: 24Vdc [nominal]
Monitored Field relay spec: Coil resistance - 2.6k to 4.5k Ohms. Voltage 24Vdc Nominal
configuration [min 18V, max 30V]. Fitted with suppression diode.
Volt –free
1 x Volt-free change over rated 1 Amp at 30Vdc
configuration
Fire Protection Output
Quiescent: 2Vdc; Active [fire]: 24Vdc [nominal]. Field relay spec: Coil resistance -
Monitored 2.6k to 4.5k Ohms. Voltage 24Vdc Nominal [min 18V, max 30V]. Fitted with
configuration suppression diode
Volt –free
configuration
Fault Routing Output
Quiescent: 24Vdc [nominal]; Active [fault]: 2Vdc. Field relay spec: Coil resistance
Monitored - 2.6k to 4.5k Ohms. Voltage 24Vdc Nominal [min 18V, max 30V]. Fitted with
configuration suppression diode.
Volt –free
configuration
Cable requirements No special requirements.

Alarm Circuits
T1204 T1216 T1232 T1216R T1232R
Quantity 4 4 4 N/A N/A
Maximum Current
per circuit 0.5 1 1 N/A N/A
(A)
Output Voltage
(battery operation) 28.4 – 19.6 28.4 - 19 28.4 – 19 28.4 – 19.6 28.4 – 19.6
(Vdc)
Output Voltage (mains
operation) 28.4 – 25.8
(Vdc)
Fault Monitoring Reverse polarity for open and short circuit faults
Protection [Self
resetting electronic] 0.93 1.85 1.85 N/A
(A)
No special requirements. Cable resistance and current load must allow a voltage
Cable requirements
at the end-of-line which is above the minimum operating voltage of the sounders.

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T1200 Panel Repeater

Auxiliary Supply
T1204 T1216 T1232 T1216R T1232R
Maximum Current
0.5 1 1 N/A N/A
(A)
Auxiliary supply
(battery operation) 28.4 – 19.6 28.4 - 19 28.4 - 19 N/A N/A
(Vdc)
Auxiliary supply
(mains operation) 28.4 – 25.8 N/A N/A
(Vdc)
Protection [Electronic]
0.5 1 1 N/A N/A
(A)
No special requirements. Cable resistance and current load must allow a voltage
Cable requirements at the end-of-line which is above the minimum operating voltage of the equipment
connected.
Repeater Output T1216/T1232 Panels
Number of repeaters 1 to 5
Maximum panel to
2000m
repeater cable length
Communication
RS485 serial data 9600baud
protocol
Protection Electronic, current limited
Cable Type Two pair RS485 shielded cable (see below)
RS485 Cable Specification

Generic Type RS422/RS485 data cable.
Two pairs plus screen Three pairs plus screen
Conductors
[Repeater data only]. [Repeater data and muster signal]
Alpha cable 3492C, 6222C, 6413 or equivalent 3493C, 6223C, 6414 or equivalent
Belden cable 8102, 3107A, 9842 or equivalent 8103, 3108A, 9843 or equivalent
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EQUIPMENT: T1200
22. Appendix  Engineer configurable features:

o To require the silencing of the fire alarm
condition prior to enabling the fire alarm
22.1 EN54 Optional Functions With condition reset.
Requirements o To inhibit the operation of the Fire
The T1200 panel has the following EN54 optional Protection Output for a fire condition on a
functions: zone configured as non-latching.
 Clause 7.8 Outputs to fire alarm devices. o To inhibit the silencing of fire alarm
 Clause 7.9 Outputs to fire alarm routing devices and resetting of the fire alarm
equipment. condition for a period of 3 minutes after a
 Clause 7.10 Outputs to Fire Protection fire alarm condition occurs.
Equipment. o To prevent fire alarm devices operating
 Clause 8.4 Total loss of the power supply. for any fire alarm condition other than the
 Clause 8.9 Output to fault warning routing Manual Fire Alarm/Muster condition.
equipment. o To disable the panel buzzer.
 Clause 10 Test condition.  Open collector outputs for Manual Fire
Alarm/Muster active, buzzer active,
22.2 Ancillary Functions Not Required disablement active, zonal fire O/Ps for each
By EN54 zone up to zone 4.
 Remote inputs for remote Manual Fire
The T1200 panel offers several auxiliary functions
Alarm/Muster, remote reset and remote silence
that are not required/allowed by EN54. These are:
alarms.
 Fire [Routing], Fire Protection and Fault
 One Man Sounder Test [see 16.6].
[Routing] outputs can be configured to be volt-
 Latching fault mode where all fault conditions
free change over contacts.
latch until the panel is manually reset.
 Detection zones can be configured as non-
latching.  Restore default configuration of zones and
outputs.
 Detection zones can be configured for
 Selectable options for operation in the Manual
Intrinsically Safe applications.
Fire Alarm or Muster modes.
 Class change input - operates sounders briefly
to signal class changes in educational  Muster alarm capable of being initiated, locally
institutions. [Land-based feature]. or from a repeater panel, even if panel
processors fail.
 Reset relay to interrupt power supplies to
 Dimmable LEDs on the display.
external equipment that needs to be reset in
tandem with the T1200 panel (e.g. IR Beam
Detectors).

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22.3 Power Supply Load Calculation

The power supply load must not exceed the maximum identified below:
Panel Max Load
T1204 1.5 Amps
T1216 5 Amps
T1232 5 Amps
To determine the maximum power supply load perform the following steps:
1. Look-up the mains failed panel load in alarm. Enter this value as Ipanel.
2. Calculate the maximum load on the alarm circuits in mA in an alarm condition. Enter this value as Ialarms.
3. Calculate the load on the auxiliary supply in mA in an alarm condition. Enter this value as Iaux.
4. Calculate the maximum power supply load using the formula below:
Ipanel = ………mA
Ialarms = ………mA
Iaux = ………mA
Ipse = (Ipanel + Iaux + Ialarms)/1000 Amps

= + + )/1000 Amps
= ()/1000 Amps
=  Amps
Warning:
The value of Ipse must not exceed the maximum permissible load for the panel (see table above).
Overloading the power supply will result in automatic shutdown of the power supply during a fire alarm
condition.
22.4 Minimum Standby Battery Capacity Calculation

This section describes how to calculate the minimum required standby battery capacity for the control panel. To
determine the battery capacity, perform the following steps:
1. Look-up the mains failed fault battery current. Enter this value as Ipanelfault.
2. Look-up the mains failed alarm battery current. Enter this value as Ipanelalarm.
3. Calculate the maximum load on the alarm circuits in mA in an alarm condition. Enter this value as Ialarms
and enter this figure in the table.
4. Calculate the load on the auxiliary supply in mA in the quiescent condition. Enter this value as Iauxfault.
5. Calculate the load on the auxiliary supply in mA in an alarm condition. Enter this value as Iauxalarm.
6. Calculate the total battery load in fault, Ifault.
7. Calculate the total battery load in alarm, Ialarm.
8. Enter the required standby time in hours, Tfault.
9. Enter the required time in alarm in hours, Talarm.
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Ipanelfault = ………mA
Iauxfault = ………mA
Ifault = [Ipanelfault + Iauxfault] ………mA
Tfault = ………hrs
Ipanelalarm = ………mA
Ialarms = ………mA
Iauxalarm = ………mA
Ialarm = [Ipanelalarm + Ialarms + ………mA
Iauxalarm]
Talarm = ………hrs
10. Substitute the values in to the formula below.

The MINIMUM battery capacity (Cmin) required is given by:
Cmin = 1.25 x ((Tfault x Ifault) + (2 x (Talarm x Ialarm)))/1000 Ah

= ……. x ……. ……. + …….)))/1000 Ah
= 1.25 x ((……. ……..))/1000 Ah
= 1.25 x (…………..)/1000 Ah
= 1.25 x ……./1000 Ah
= ……./1000 Ah
Cmin = ……. Ah
11. Select the next highest available battery size.
Notes:
1. The maximum battery capacities that can be charged in line with EN 54-4 recommendations are:
Panel Max Battery Capacity
T1204 24Ah
T1216 and T1232 70Ah
2. Any batteries that cannot be accommodated within the panel enclosure must be located in an enclosure
adjacent to the panel.
3. SLA batteries accommodated by the approved panels are as listed below:
Panel Max Battery Capacity Location
T1204 7Ah Separate battery box
T1216 12Ah Within panel enclosure
T1232 18Ah Within panel enclosure

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22.5 A1466 Interface Relay

This relay is compatible with the following  Fault Output - when configured to the
signalling outputs from the T1200 fire detection powered/monitored mode.
and alarm panels:
 Fire Protection Output - when configured to
 Fire Output – when configured to the the powered/monitored mode.
powered/monitored mode.
CEL A1466 Iss 2

28/1/93
TB1 TB2 TB3
24V 0V P1 N/C N/O P2 N/C N/O
Terminal block PCB Layout
24VDC N/C
N/O TB2
TB1 P1
N/C
TB3
N/O
0VDC P2
Circuit Diagram
Specification
Terminals
Max conductor: 2.5mm.
24V, 0V: Relay coil connections – observe polarity . Dimensions
P1: Relay contact 1 pole. Board size: 30mm x 45mm.
N/C: Relay contact 1 normally closed. Height: 15mm.
N/O: Relay contact 1 normally open. Fixing centres: 24mm x 30mm
Fixing hole sizes: M4 clearance.
P2: Relay contact 2 pole.
N/C: Relay contact 2 normally closed. Installation
N/O: Relay contact 2 normally open. Must be installed within enclosure of
the equipment being controlled.
Ratings Environmental: Clean, dry location
Coil: Operating voltage range: 17.5 to 30VDC. not subject to excessive vibration or
Operating current: 8mA at 24VDC. shock.
Resistance: 2900 Ohms. Temperature: -10 to +70 deg C
Relay contacts: 2A at 30VDC
Warning – Do not exceed the rated voltage or
current.
Figure 28 – A1466 Interface Relay Specification
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22.6 Panel Configuration Design Chart

Table 1 - Motherboard DIL Switch Configuration Design/Record
Actual
Switch Function Position
Setting
Fire Protection relays operate for a fire condition on any zone. Off
1-1
Fire Protection relays operate for a fire condition on any latching fire zone. On
Silence and reset available as normal. Off

1-2
Prevents alarm silence & reset for a period of 3 minutes after a fire alarm condition occurs On
[Does not apply to Muster Alarm]
1-3 Not functional
Configuration mode disabled. Off N/A
1-4
Zones can be configured to non-latch mode via the Engineer’s Select feature. On Table 2

1-5
Zones can be configured to Intrinsically Safe monitoring mode On Table 2
Configuration mode disabled Off N/A
1-6 Configure zones to operate the Machinery Space Zones fire relay on the VDR Output board. On Table 2
(Applicable to T1216 & T1232 only)
1-7 Not functional
1-8
Configure delayed outputs via the Engineer’s Select feature. On Table 3
1-9 Not functional
Sounders operate on any fire condition including Manual Fire Alarm/Muster. Off
1-10
Sounders operate only when the panel is in the Manual Fire Alarm/Muster condition On
Panel can be reset while sounders are active Off
2-1
Panel can be reset only after sounders are silenced On
Continuous Alarm sounder mode Off
2-2
Pulsed Alarm sounder mode On
In Crew Mode, after Sounders have been silenced before delay ends: Off
A new detector fire condition operates all sounders & O/Ps without delay
2-3
In Crew Mode, after Sounders have been silenced before delay ends: On
A new detector fire condition restarts 2-minute delay
2-4 Not functional
2-5 Not functional
DIL SW 2-7 OFF: General Alarm Sounder Mode Off
2-6 DIL SW 2-7 ON: Crew Alert Mode
Zonal Sounder Mode (see also 2-7) On
DIL SW 2-6 OFF: No Effect Off
DIL SW 2-6 ON: Zonal sounders for zones in fire operate as per switch 2-2 setting – all other
2-7 zones are silent.
DIL SW 2-6 OFF: Crew Alert Mode On
DIL SW 2-6 ON: Zonal sounders operate as per switch 2-2 setting - all other sounders pulse.
Sounders operate in response to zone test. Off
2-8
Sounders do not respond to a zone test. On
Buzzer enabled. Off
2-9
Buzzer disabled On
Non-latched fault indication Off
2-10
Latched fault indication. On

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Table 2 - Zone Configuration Design/Record
Zone Zone Configuration

Number Non-Latch Intrinsically Safe Machinery Space
1
2
3
4
5
6
7
8
9
10
11
12
13
14
15
16
17
18
19
20
21
22
23
24
25
26
27
28
29
30
31
32
Table 3 - Output Delay Configuration Design/Record
Output Configuration
Output
Delayed Not Delayed
Fire Output
Fire Protection
Alarm Devices
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3. Introduction on polyester inserts that slide into pockets in the

T1216R T1216R T1232R

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Dim A [mm] Dim B [mm] Dim C [mm] 20mm Cable entries

4.1.1 Panel Order Codes & Descriptions

Tyco Part CEL Part

4.1.2 Replacement Part Order Codes and Descriptions

509.023.003 2605013 C1627 – 16 zone panel motherboard. T1216

C1627 – 16 zone panel motherboard for 32 zone

C1628 -16 zone panel display 2605043 fitted with 16

Tyco Part CEL Part

4.1.3 Optional Language Display Inserts

LED Insert – Standard Version

LED Insert – Repeater Version

LED Insert – Repeater Version

4.1.4 Optional Door Stay Assembly

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EARTH POST MAINS TERMINAL BLOCK

MAINS CABLE CLAMP

CABLE CLIP EARTH POST

Figure 3 - T1204 panel – General Assembly

RATING LABEL RIBBON CABLE ASSEMBLY

MAINS TERMINAL BLOCK

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OUTPUT I/F (OPTIONAL)

Figure 4 –T1216 panel – General Assembly

RIBBON CABLE ASSEMBLY

MAINS TERMINAL BLOCK

MAINS CABLE CLAMP

REPEATER I/F (OPTIONAL)

EARTH POST 10 WAY RIBBON

Figure 5 - T1232 panel – General Assembly

C1626 4 Zone Motherboard  No response [button disabled].

BATTERY SUPPORT BRACKET

OPTIONAL PSU LOCATED ON CHASSIS

RIBBON CABLE ASSEMBLY

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Input/Output T1204 T1216 T1232

5.2 Features List

Temperature-compensated battery Battery charging voltage is automatically adjusted between

Configurable detection zones Simple and flexible display-based configuration process,

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Reset Relay A volt-free changeover contact operating for 10 seconds on

Open collector outputs  Manual Fire Alarm/Muster active.

Remote inputs  Remote Manual Fire Alarm or Muster as configured.

Earth Fault monitoring Can be disabled via link on the motherboard.

Zone/Output disablement feature The following circuits can be independently

One Man Sounder Test Operates the sounders intermittently.

Delay Mode Facility Flexible system allowing:

Crew Alert Mode  Operation of an automatic fire detector or alert manual

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6. T1200 C1626 Motherboard Features

Figure 7 – C1626 motherboard layout

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7. T1200 C1627 Motherboard Features

Fire Output Aux Outputs:

Figure 8 – C1627 motherboard layout

8. T1200 C1632 16 zone expansion board Features

Figure 9 - C1632 16 zone expansion board

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9. T1200 Display Board Features