Alarm Annunciator Unit

Reliable Supervision an Control

M1000

The SELCO M1000 Alarm Annunciator is a compact 10 channel programmable unit with many features. An input signal originating from a potential free contact, normally open or normally closed, will cause the appropriate alarm LEDs to flash and simultaneously the related output to activate. The internal siren relay will be activated together with the detection of every new alarm.

The M1000 unit has separate indication of first alarm, following alarms and acknowledged alarms. Optional programming for time delays, reset function and other features. Easy alarm identification through use of an insertable text label. Multiple M1000 units can be interconnected to form a large scale alarm system.

Available both as a flush mounted unit (IP54) with standard measurements of 144 x l 44 x 35 mm and as a 19" plug-in card. The M1000 has obtained type approvals from most major clasasification societies.

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Alarm Anunciator Unit M1000

INPUTS - terminal 1-10 Alarm inputs for connection of potential free contacts, normally open or normally closed with positive reference, negative reference is posible. TEST - terminal 11 Will activate all LEDs to perform lamp test. Active when connected to + (terminal 28). RESET - terminal 12 Resets the siren relay and the ALARMOUT signal. Flashing light in LEDs will change to steady light if the input signal is still active. Active when connected to + (terminal 28). BLOCK - terminal 13 Will block for new incoming alarms. Active when connected to positive supply.

ALARM-IN - terminal 14 Provides indication of first incoming alarm on multiple unit installations. SYNC-IN - terminal 15 Provides synchronisation of LED flashing between units on multiple unit installations. Configured through programming switch S13. GND REF - terminal 16 Used as a ground reference for the insulation monitoring function. Configured through programming switch S 15. PROGRAMMING SWITCHES Programming switches Sl -Sl5 used for configuration. The table printed on the rear side of the unit describes the function.

OUTPUTS - terminal 17-26 Open collector outputs for remote control of relays or external lamps. Active at negative supply level, inactive at positive supply level ALARM-OUT - terminal 27 Activates when the first alarm is detected. Used for indication of first incoming alarm on a multiple unit installation. Works like an open collector output. POWER - terminal 28-29 Connection terminals for the DC power supply. FUSE Fuse type T4OOmA. SIREN - terminal 30-32 Internal siren relay, with potential free contact, which is activated by a new alarm.

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General Function
The function described in this section assumes that the M1000 unit has been configured for default operation - all programming switches are closed. A potential free contact connected to one of the ten input terminals will cause the appropriate alarm channel to activate. The activation of an alarm is indicated by a flashing light in the related LEDs and the activation of the related open collector output. The first incoming alarm is indicated with a quick flashing light, following alarms are indicated with slow flashing light. The LEDs will keep flashing until the alarms are acknowledged, even though the signals have been disconnected from the input terminals. Pressing the RESET push button will acknowledge all new alarms and all LEDs will change to steady light, provided that the related input signals are still present upon acknowledgement. Pressing the RESET button will also cause the siren relay to deactivate. Each open collector output will stay active as long as the related LEDs are lit.

Alarm Anunciator Unit M1000

External voltage, equal to the unit supply voltage, must always be provided to drive the relay or lamp controlled by an open collector output. Maximum drive capacity of an output is 15OmA.

Negative Reference
Potential free contact with negative reference can be connected through use of a 4.7k resistor. Connection with negative reference described in figure 4 and 5. Please note that programming switches S9 S11 must be ON to give normaly closed input at negative reference.

Input Delays
Each input can be configured with an input delay. Programming switches Sl to S6 are used to select a predefined delay for a combination of inputs. Input delays are convenient where alarms are dependant upon the time of activation i.e. a freezer door alarm - alarm condition would occur only if the door is left open for more that 15 seconds. Delay values according to programming table. Other delay configurations available through PC programming.

+
Supply

4k7
NO input

M1000

Cable Monitoring
By opening switch S7 and S8 cable monitoring is activated for the cables connecting the potential free contacts to the inputs. Cable monitoring provides extra security to the alarm system. Cable fault is indicated with short flashing pulses on the corresponding alarm channel. Cable fault indication will be overridden by activation of input alarms and indicated with normal alarm flash and steady light indication. Connection of the measuring resistor is shown on figure 2 and 3.

+
Supply

4k7

NC input

M1000
Figures 4 and 5: Negative reference.

Reset Activated Two Times

Cable

M1000

NO contact

After reset with programming switch S12 open, the steady light is maintained until reset is again activated, provided that the fault has been cleared. Optional reset function available through PC programming.

Figure 2: Cable break monitoring.

Sync-Out on Output 10
The sync-out function provides the possibility of synchronised LED flashing between units in a multiple unit installation. The selection of this function through programming switch S13 on one arbitrary unit, disables the default output function of terminal 26. Sync-out has no functional importance other than providing visual continuity. Connection according to diagram shown in figure 6. Normally Deactivated Siren The default operation of the siren relay will cause terminal 30 and 31 to be shorted during alarm or supply failure. Setting programming switch S14 to its open position will invert the function so that connection between terminal 31 and 32 exists only during alarm condition.

For 12, 24 and 48V DC unit: R = 82k. For 110V DC unit: R = 180k

Cable

Figure 1: Rear side input terminals.

M1000
R

NC contact

Input and Output Terminals

All input terminals are located on the left side of the unit and all output terminals are located on the right side (facing the rear plate). The inputs are considered active when connected to positive supply and inactive when disconnected. Please note that the alarm inputs can be configured to operate on normally closed contacts. The outputs are >>Open Collector<< outputs. An open collector output will be at negative supply level when active and at positive supply level when inactive. No current originates from an open collector output, it should only be considered an electronic contact to minus supply level.
3 Figure 3: Cable shorting monitoring.

For 12, 24 and 48V DC unit: R = 4,7k For 110V DC unit: R = 39k

Normally Open or Normally Closed Contacts

Programming switches S9 to S11 determine the state and operation of the potential free contact connected to an input terminal. A normally open (NO) contact is disconnected when no alarm is present. A normally closed (NC) contact provides a signal when no alarm is present. Normally closed relay contacts are often used as they provide the safety of alarm annunciation in case the supply is lost.

Dimming
It is possible to adjust the brightness of the front plate LEDs by keeping the TEST push button, or terminal 11 (TEST), to + (terminal 28) more than 6 seconds. Dimming is done in 4 consecutive levels. The default brightness is reobtained by activation of the TEST signal. TEST push button connects terminal 11 for 2 seconds.

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15 15 15

Alarm Anunciator Unit M1000

First Incoming Alarm on Multiple Units
Sync-in Sync-in 15 Sync-in

Sync-in

M1000
Sync-out

26

M1000

M1000

M1000

Figure 6: Wiring for Synchronised Flashing.

Insulation Monitoring
By opening programming switch S15 and connecting terminal 16 (GND REF) to ground, channels 7 and 8 are configured for insulation monitoring. If insulation resistance between ground (Terminal 16) and power + (terminal 28) becomes lower that 25k 8k, channel 8 will indicate alarm. If insulation resistance between ground and power minus (Terminal 29) becomes lower than 25k, channel 7 will indicate alarm. The resistance values are 50k 10k for the 110V DC version.
14 Alarm-in 14 Alarm-in 27

The M 1000 includes a special indication of the first incoming alarm. This function can be extended to cover multiple units, thus it will be possible to indicate the first of i.e. 50 alarms. In order to obtain this function, a single wire must be interconnected between all the M 1 000 units. The wire must have connection to (terminal 14) ALARM-IN and (terminal 27) ALARM-OUT on each unit as shown on figure 8.
14 Alarm-in 27 14 Alarm-in 27

M1000
Alarm-out

M1000
Alarm-out

M1000
Alarm-out

M1000
Alarm-out

27

Figure 8: First Incoming Alarm on Multiple Units.

Voltage Monitoring
By opening programming switch S16, channels 2 and 3 are set for supply voltage monitoring. A resistor selected according to the voltage monitoring formula, must be connected to terminal 2. The voltage monitoring wiring diagram shows the connection. See fig. 7. External voltage supply should then be adjusted to lower voltage limit UL . Press and hold RESET while adjusting the rear side potentiometer until alarm is indicated on channel 3. The calculated resistor determines a fixed distance between lower voltage limit indicated on channel 3 and upper voltage limit indicated on channel 2. By adjusting the potentiometer, over and under voltage limit can be changed, but still with a fixed percentage separation. Reset the alarm unit and check that alarm occurs at the voltage limit intended. Voltage Monitoring Formula. 1. Valid for 12, 24 and 48V Alarm Units:
R= 16 x (UO-UL) UL k

Input Blocking Connecting terminal 13 to positive supply will prevent the M1000 from detecting new alarms. Blocking is released by disconnecting the supply from terminal 13. Direct connection to the supply will block all inputs: Blocking of individual inputs are done through use of external components. Please refer to figures 9 and 1 0.
Direct connection: All inputs are blocked 84kW in series: Inputs 1, 2, 3, 6, 7 and 8 are blocked 4.7kW in series: Inputs 1 and 6 are blocked

Test Function
The TEST push button and the TEST terminal (terminal 11) provides illumination of all LEDS. An extended test function is available through the simultaneous activation of both the TEST and RESET push button. Press and hold the two push buttons: LEDs will illuminate, after 3 seconds the siren relay will activate, and after 6 seconds the outputs will activate.

Test Boards
The SELCO M1045 Test Board will enable the operator to test the functions of the M1000 Alarm Annunciator. The Test Board includes switches for simulation of alarm conditions and LEDs for indication of output status. The M1045 Test Board is the ideal solution for on site configuration and functional test. The SELCO M1044 power supply adapter provides power from a mains outlet.

+
Supply

NO

Block

1K

input

M1000

2. Valid for 110V Alarm Unit:

R= 84.2 x (UO-UL) k UL

+
Supply

Figure 11: The SELCO M1045 Test Board.

NC

Accessories
Universal PCB M0700-00 For mounting of external resistors, diodes and other components to be used in connection with inputs and outputs. To be mounted on the terminals on the rear side of the alarm annunciator M1000. Positive Output PCB M0700-10 This board is mounted on the output terminals of the M1000. The PCB will convert outputs from negative going to positive going. Relay PCB M0700-20 The relay PCB is mounted on the output terminals of the M1000. Includes a small relay for each output. Cover with handle M0800-00-00 Cover with key M0800-01-00

UO= Over voltage limit UL = Lower voltage limit

Block

R
Input 2
input

+ V

Input 3

M1000
Variable voltage supply

Figure 7: Wiring for Voltage Monitoring.

Figures 9 and 10: Blocking of individual inputs. This function can not be used together with cable monitoring

Other accessories available. Please consult SELCO for further details.

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19" Rack Version
The SELCO M1200 is a 19" rack version of the SELCO M1000. The size of the front plate is 3U/6HP (128.4 x 30.1 mm), the function is similar to that of the M1000. For further information, please refer to data sheet M1295.

Alarm Anunciator Unit M1000

Wiring Example
The figure shows the default connection of the input and output terminals of the M1000 unit. Inputs are connected to positive supply through potential free contacts. Lamps are connected to the outputs, the lamps are supplied from same supply source as the unit. External switches are provided for TEST, RESET and BLOCK.

+
Supply

28 1 IN1 2 IN2 3 IN3 4 IN4 5 IN5 6 IN6 7 IN7 8 IN8 9 IN9 10 IN10 11 TEST 12 RESET 13 BLOCK

29 OUT1 17 OUT2 18 OUT3 19 OUT4 20 OUT5 21 OUT6 22 OUT7 23 OUT8 23 OUT9 25 OUT10 26

M1000

30

SIREN

31 32

Figur 13: Default Connection.

Specifications
Voltage Supply: Type M1000-12-XX 12V DC -30% +30% Type M1000-24-XX 24V DC -70% +30% Figure 12: The SELCO M1200 Alarm Annunciator. Type M1000-48-XX 48V DC -70% +30% Type M1000-11-XX 110V DC -45% +45% Fuse Type: Max. Power Consumption: Dimensions: T400mA 220V AC 2 A/ 30V DC 2A 30W Output: Max.150mA per channel LED flash frequency: Slow Flashing Light 0,8Hz 10% Quick Flashing Light 8Hz 10% Delay Tolerance: 15% Resistance in Sensing Cable: Max. 1000 Insulation Monitor: 25k 8k (50k 10k for M1000-11-XX) Insulation Test: 1000V (2500V for M1000-11-XX) 50Hz 1 minute Impulse Test: 4,5kV 1/50sec. EMC: CE according to EN 50081 and EN 50082 Output relay:

Type Approvals and Certificates

The SELCO M1000 has been designed and tested for use in harsh environments. The input terminals includes circuitry especially designed to protect the unit from electric noise and high level voltage spikes. The unit is based on standard components providing long term durability. The M1000 unit carries the CE label and has been approved by most major classification societies.

180mA 144 x 144 x 35mm. (H x B x D) Cutout: 138 x 138mm Weight: 0,5kg Ambient temp. range: -10C +70C (also avail. for -40C +70C)

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138 mm

Installation

144mm

The M1000 front fascia includes a paper label for easy description of the ten alarms. The label texts can be written using an ordinary typewriter. The label is easily inserted behind the front plate window through a small opening. See fig. 14. The M1000 is a flush mounted unit. Cutout measurements: 138 x 138 mm. A rubber gasket must be fitted between the unit and the switchboard plate, in order to provide IP54 protection. The unit is secured by tightening four mounting brackets against the switchboard plate.

138mm

14

4m m

Fig 14: Installation

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N0500 M-Programmer
The SELCO N0500 M-Programmer is a configuration kit that greatly expands the number of programming options available on the standard M1000. The N0500 provides an adjustable delay for each individual alarm, extra reset functions, and many other features not available on the programming switches.

Alarm Anunciator Unit M1000

Figur 15: N0500 M-Programmer

Applications
SELCO is widely known for its line of generator related apparatus, however the M1000 Alarm Annunciator is not only intended for use with generator sets. Today thousands of M1000 units survey alarm points all over the world. The M1000 unit has been installed aboard ships, at chemical plants, at nuclear facilities and many other places where clear and concise alarm annunciation is absolutely vital. The M1000 is not only a box with LEDS, the M 1000 is a versatile highly programmable alarm annunciator and controller. The M1000 is capable of shutting down alarm dependent equipment controlled by the units open collector outputs. Multiple M1000 units can easily be connected together to form a large scale alarm system, while the simplicity can be maintained with the paper label based design. The paper label provides, not only information on active alarms, but also information on which alarms to expect.

N0300 Process-Logger
The SELCO N0300 Process-Logger provides PC based logging and remote surveillance of up to 62 M1000 Alarm Annunciators.

The M1000 units are connected to the standard or industrial PC through a 4 wire bus cable and an M0300 Adaptor box. The bus cable (max 1000m) is drawn from unit to unit to the adaptorbox and then to the PC. The M1000 unit can also be programmed from the PC, this method of configuration adds new features and breaks the barriers caused by the limited number of programming switches on the M10000 unit.

Figur 16: N0300 Process-Logger

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The specification is subject to change without notice