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Compatible with Simplex ES Net and 4120 fire alarm networks

Satisfies a variety of new and retrofit applications

4.3 in. (109 mm) diagonal color touchscreen display:

• Provides detailed system status and point information.

• Supports dual language selection, including unicode character

languages.

• A custom background display appears when operation is normal.

Eight point zone/relay module:

• For each point, you can select as an IDC input or Relay output.

Class A IDCs require two points, one out and one return. One

module is standard and you can field install up to three additional

modules for a total of four 8 point zone/relay modules for each

system.

• You can configure each point on the IDC/Relay module as a

control relay rated 2 A at 30 VDC resistive as either normally open

or normally closed.

• Power comes directly from the power supply or through the

optional 25 VDC Regulator Module

• You can select the IDC end-of-line (EOL) resistor value from a wide

range of resistance values for retrofit convenience

Operation

System Controls. Notification appliances can be

deactivated by pressing the “ALARM SILENCE” switch.

(Exact operation is determined by the host control panel

such as visible appliances remaining on until system is

reset.) Pressing the “SYSTEM RESET” switch restores

the system to normal operation. When system activity is

normal, the LCD displays the time, date, and “SYSTEM

IS NORMAL.”

Control Switches. Four programmable “CONTROL”

switches and associated LEDs are included. Typical

applications include manual evacuation, door holder

release bypass, and elevator capture bypass.

Keyswitch Enable. All switches on the annunciator are

controlled by the “ENABLE” keyswitch with a key that is

removable only in the disabled position. A brief

lamp/LCD test is performed whenever the keyswitch is

changed from enabled to disabled.

Battery Backup Operation. During battery backup,

the LED backlighting is disabled to conserve battery

power. When an annunciator switch is activated, the

backlighting is automatically enabled. After

approximately 30 seconds of inactivity, the backlighting

will again be disabled.

*  This product has been approved by the California State

Fire Marshal (CSFM) pursuant to Section 13144.1 of the

California Health and Safety Code. See CSFM Listing

7120-0026:0179 for allowable values and/or conditions

concerning material presented in this document. It is

subject to re-examination, revision, and possible cancellation.

Accepted for use – City of New York Department of Buildings

– MEA35-93E. Additional listings may be applicable; contact

your local Simplex product supplier for the latest status.

Listings and approvals under Simplex Time Recorder Co.

are the property of Tyco Fire Protection Products.

Description

Remote Control and Annunciation is provided using

an 80 character, back-lit, alphanumeric display.

Information is presented in clear, descriptive English

language and includes: Point Status (alarm, trouble, etc.);

Alarm Type (smoke detector, manual station, etc.);

Number of System Alarms, Supervisory Conditions,

and Trouble Conditions; and a Custom Location Label.

Wiring. A single twisted wire pair provides serial RUI

communications that also supports other Simplex serial

annunciators on the same wire pair.

Multiple Indications. Alarm, Supervisory, and Trouble

conditions are also indicated by dedicated LEDs and a

tone-alert audible sounder. Each condition has a dedicated

acknowledge push-button switch that silences the

tone-alert but leaves the LED on until all conditions in

that category are restored to normal. Switch operation is

either globally or individually acknowledgeable,

determined by the control panel operation.

Repeated operation of the appropriate acknowledge

switch will scroll the LCD display showing activity in the

sequence of occurrence. The tone-alert also pulses to

indicate the operation of any of the push-button switches.

Consult local code requirements for guidance in

determining applications and location of the 4603-9101

LCD annunciator.

Features

Remote LCD annunciator for use with Simplex® model:

 4100ES and 4100U fire alarm control panels

 Legacy products 4100. 4120. and 4020 fire alarm control

panels, and 4100/4120 Universal Transponders

Information display features:

 Maintained display of first alarm is available with

4100ES and with 4100U at software revision 11.11 or higher

 Wide viewing angle, super-twist LCD technology with

green LED backlighting

 Two lines of 40 characters each

 LED status indicators

 During battery backup, backlighting is disabled until

there is switch activity

Controls include:

 Switches for system acknowledge, alarm silence, and

system reset

 Four programmable control switches

 Lamp/LCD test

Wiring information:

 RUI (Remote Unit Interface) communications require a

single twisted wire pair (see p. 3 for more information)

 Separate wiring is required for 24 VDC control panel power

Flush mount on standard electrical boxes Options:

 2975-9206. Surface mount box

 4603-9111. Brushed stainless steel trim

UL Listed to Standard 864

Module Bay Description

Remote Annunciators

Remote annunciators include a bay assembly, a power distribution

interface module (PDI), a Transponder Interface Module, and an

interconnect harness. Communications with the host fire alarm

control panel are through a Remote Unit Interface (RUI or RUI+)

connection that allows for up to 2500 ft (762 m) distance. RUI can

communicate with up to a total of 31 remote devices for each master

controller (on one or multiple RUI channels) and can be wired as a

Class B or Class X communication pathway. Wiring can be either

shielded or unshielded, twisted, or untwisted single pair wiring.

Optional Expansion Bays

Each includes a PDI and accept a variety of optional modules for

specific annunciator functions.

The Battery Compartment

The battery compartment (bottom) accepts two batteries, up to 50 Ah.

Battery mounting does not interfere with available module space.

Packaging Availability

• Modules are power-limited (except as noted, such as relay modules)

• Enclosure are available for one, two, or three bay sizes or for cabinet

rack mounting

• Boxes, doors with tempered glass inserts, and dress panels are available

in beige or red (ordered separately)

• Refer to document  S4100-0037  for enclosure details.

Remote Command Center

The optional Remote Command Center occupies the top bay of a Remote

Annunciator. It provides an LCD status readout with keyswitch activated

control switches and a local tone-alert sounder. Features are essentially

identical to the Remote LCD Annunciator model 4603-9101 (reference

document S4603-0001).

Introduction

Remote Annunciator Panels

Remote Annunciator Panels are dedicated purpose transponders that

support fire alarm system status information. Typical use is when the

host fire alarm control panel is located away from the area where those

responding to a fire situation need status information.

Status and Control

Controls are suitable for firefighter or other fire brigade responders to

access particular information and for system control. When equipped

with a remote microphone and emergency voice/alarm communications

system control, an authorized user can take command of the system

and either play selected pre-recorded messages or select specific tones,

or initiate live broadcast information either globally into the system, or to

selected areas.

Remote Master Firefighter Phone

When equipped with a remote master phone, the authorized user can

connect to remote phone call-in requests and callers can be connected

to each other. Although intended for use in assisting fire responders,

these system are also helpful during system setup and test.

Wiring requirements:

• RUI or RUI+ (remote unit interface) supervised communications

from the host fire alarm control panel provide Class B or Class X SLC

(signaling line circuit) pathway connections

• Microphone and telephone circuits require their own dedicated

wiring

Listed to:

• UL 864. Fire Detection and Control (UOJZ), Smoke Control Service

(UUKL), Releasing Device Service (SYZV), Emergency Communication

and Relocation Equipment (UOQY)

• UL 1076. Proprietary Alarm Units – Burglar (APOU)

• UL 2017. Process Management Equipment (QVAX), Emergency Alarm

System Control Units (FSZI)

• UL 1730. Smoke Detector Monitor (UULH)

• UL 2572. Mass Notification Systems (PGWM)

• CAN/ULC-S527 Control Units for Fire Alarm Systems (UOJZ7),

Releasing Device Service (SYZV7)

• CAN/ULC-S559 Central Station Fire Alarm System Units (DAYR7)

• ULC/ORD-C1076 Proprietary Burglar Alarm Units and Systems

(APOU7)

• ULC/ORD-C100 Smoke Control System Equipment (UUKL7)

Features

Remote Annunciator Panels provide fire alarm control panel

status information at locations distant from the fire alarm

control panel

Typical functions include:

• Remote status LED indicators and dedicated switch input controls

located on LED/switch modules

• Remote status LED indicator modules with 8 red or 16 (8 red/8

yellow) LEDs that are pluggable for color choice (yellow, green, or red

LEDs are ordered separately)

• Remote microphone and operator interface for access to the

emergency voice/alarm communications system

• Remote master telephone for communicating to the firefighter

telephone system

• Also available with InfoAlarm Command Center expanded content

user interface (refer to Two Bay Remote Annunciator LED/Switch

Module Reference, InfoAlarm Command Center Detail Reference, and

to datasheet  S4100-1045  for additional information)

Additional optional modules include:

• Remote Command Center module for LCD status readout and

keyswitch controlled functions

• 24 Point I/O module

• RS-232 ports for remote printer or terminal connections

• Power supplies with battery charger for annunciator

• Panel mounted printer for system status recording

Features and benefits include:

• Setpoint adjustments can be made at the CE360 display depending on access level

• High-definition capacitive touch screen display

• Intuitive user interface that mimics a mobile device

• Patented 360˚ Safety Halo illuminated edge helps staff monitor spaces down long corridors

• Display 10 points or divide points across two rooms from the CCM09090 or other Facility

Explorer-controlled parameters through data sharing

• Use the Display Object in CCT to choose which setpoints are to be displayed and program the

end user-adjusting capabilities (like temperature)

• One CCM09090 can support up to five CE360 displays

• Displays are ordered à la carte and can be used as the primary or remote display

• The user interface is translated into 17 languages

Facility Explorer Familiarity

Whether you are managing a complex lab with multiple fume hoods or a large healthcare

system, the CCM09090 combined with the CE360 makes designing, commissioning and

trouble shooting critical environment HVAC systems easier for Facility Explorer clients.

Facility Explorer Familiarity

Whether you are managing a complex lab with multiple fume hoods or a large healthcare

system, the CCM09090 combined with the CE360 makes designing, commissioning and

trouble shooting critical environment HVAC systems easier for Facility Explorer clients.

Additional Features

• Two access levels

• Up to 50 passwords/PINs

• Works with rubber, nitrile and latex gloves

• Staff can easily snooze the audible alarm by tapping  anywhere on the home screen

• Occupancy status in upper left corner

• Arrow in upper right corner guides the user to additional parameters