Cat 1006
Cat 1006
MR-2900/MR-2920 Features
Addressable Fire Alarm Control Panels • UL, CSFM, and MEA Listed
• UL Central Station Connection
• UL Networking (with optional network modules)
• UL Listed for Releasing Service
• CSFM High Rise Listed
• FM Approved
• UL Remote Station Listed
• Sophisticated capabilities yet simple to operate
• Conventional and addressable detection circuits
• Adjustable sensitivity
• Day/night sensitivity
• One-person system test capability
• Totally software driven
• Field programmable via PC
• Passcode protection
• History log ≈ 1400 events
• System alarm, supervisory, and trouble relays
• Alarm, supervisory, and trouble LEDs for each zone
• Custom labels per zone
• Remote alarm and trouble annunciation
• Remote detector test capability
• LCD supertwist 80 character (4 x 20) backlit display
• Sprinkler supervision
• Ground fault indication by supervised circuit
• Cross-zoned releasing circuit
• Software definable conventional input circuits
• Conventional input circuits Style B (Class B) or Style D (Class A)
• Addressable input circuits Style 4 (Class B) or Style 6 (Class A)
MR-2900 Fire Alarm Control Panel
• Input circuits programmable for N.O. or N.C. contacts
• Style Y (Class B) or Style Z (Class A) notification appliance
Description (bell) circuits
• Power limited circuits
The MR-2900 fire alarm system control unit is the heart of a • DCLR network communication option
sophisticated microprocessor-based fire alarm system. With • Optional integrated strip printer
the capability of networking, the MR-2900 is ideally suited • ‘Hot Key’ system controls
for the varied needs of residential, commercial, industrial, • Display of real time
and institutional applications. The MR-2900 provides both • Signal silence inhibit
conventional and addressable input circuits. It has the ability • Signal time limit cut-out
to ‘software’ configure conventional input circuits for alarm or • MR-2920 provides an optional panel mounted printer
supervisory function, and operation with contact devices only,
smoke detectors only, or both smoke detectors and contact
devices with the system having the ability to differentiate
between smoke detector and contact device activation. The first eight circuits of the MR-2900 control unit are reserved for
Addressable input circuits using addressable analog detectors, conventional circuits while the remaining 16 circuits can be used
monitoring modules, and control modules are available using for addressable or conventional input circuits in groups of eight.
addressable input circuit modules.
With the addition of MR-2910 Series network boards, MR- 2900
The MR-2900 has capacity for up to 24 input circuits, four control units can be networked together to provide additional
general purpose Form C relays, and eight polarity reversing input circuits, visual zones, programmable notification appliance
notification appliance (bell) circuits. System operated relays are (bell) circuits, and relays. Up to 254 control and annunciator
available for alarm, trouble, and supervisory indication. units can be networked together. The network is a DCLR (Data
Communications Link, Redundant) configuration loop.
Input circuit modules are available for conventional circuits and
addressable circuits. The MR-2908 and MR-2928 conventional Each annunciator can contain up to 576 LEDs (192 zones) for
input circuit modules each have eight Class B circuits which annunciation purposes, an LCD display for messages, and 16
can be wired for Class A by utilizing two circuits. The MR-2938 predefined switch inputs for control functions.
conventional input circuit module supports four Style D (Class
A) smoke detector circuits. The MR-2909 addressable input
circuit module supports eight Style 4 (Class B) circuits. The
MR-2919 addressable input circuit module supports four Style MEA
approved
6 (Class A) circuits. APPROVED
contained on the main ALARM TROUBLE determine the exact nature of the trouble. TROUBLE
history recall, device and circuit disarming, and for manual operation and contact
CIRCUITS 1
DEVICE
1 TO 8
CONVENTIONAL 2
alarm or supervisory.
REQUIRES TWO ZONES
13
An LED clock display is provided to display real time. The Alarm and supervisory 15
indication on separate 18
19
ADDRESSABLE CIRCUIT
programmed for contact
21
ALARM TROUBLE T-TAPS ALLOWED ON CLASS "B" WIRING ONLY
22
24
An 80 character supertwist LCD The Conventional input circuits will display alarm,
alphanumeric display is provided supervisory and trouble condition by zone. Each indicating
for display of device addresses and zone will have a separate LED for alarm, supervisory, and
identification, zone identification trouble condition. The circuits can be for Style B (Class B)
for conventional input circuits, and 1 2 3 SCROLL BYPASS or Style D (Class A) wiring. When Style D wiring is required,
for display of history files, first /last two circuits are required for each Style D circuit.
4 5 6 C D
device in alarm, custom messages,
etc. The keypad can be used to 7 8 9 E F Up to 99 addressable detectors and up to 99 addressable
scroll through the display. The control/monitoring modules may be connected to one circuit
keypad and the display are also . 0 ENTER CLEAR HOME
for a total of 198 addressable devices per addressable circuit.
used for maintenance functions, Addressable monitoring modules can be programmed for
Keypad and LCD Display
such as testing. alarm or supervisory functions. Control modules can be
configured for dry contact or supervised output.
Individual LEDs are provided to display alarm, supervisory
and trouble conditions by zone. The control unit contains 24 Ground faults are indicated by input circuit.
sets of zone indicating LEDs. The LEDs will flash on status
change and go to steady when acknowledged.
AUX 2
a log of tests performed to
150mA 24VDC WARNING
BELL 1 confirm correct operation. 24V MODULES
ONLY
BELL 2
BELL 6
BELLS connection to the optional MR-2910 BOARD
maximum system
BELL 8
N.C.
1.5A 24VDC
printer. MR-2109-X BOARD
LOCATION
FUNCTION
N.O.
0.6 A 30VAC
COM
2 A 30VDC
determining actual
N.O. RELAY 4
COM
notification appliance
N.C.
N.O.
COM
ALARM
port is software defined and requires the use of a MR- 2109-
SYSTEM RELAYS
X communication board.
N.C.
(bell) loading.
SUPER-
N.O.
COM
VISORY
1/2 A 30VAC
1 A 30VDC
N.C.
N.O. TROUBLE
COM
COMLINK 1
COMLINK 2
COMLINK 3
Power Supply
COM3
Output Circuits
Power Wiring Reference
The Notification appliance circuits (bell) require a 10k ohm The MR-2905 power supply is rated at 10 A unregulated,
end-of-line resistor for Class B supervision. Notification providing the system with primary DC power. The power
appliance (bell) circuits are supervised for opens, shorts, supply is complete with battery charger rated at 2 A and
and ground faults, with indication by circuit. includes battery supervisory circuitry.
General purpose Form C relay operation is program defined. The power supply is located in a separate compartment in
The relays are rated 0.6 A @ 30 VAC, 1 A @ 30 VDC. the control unit back box
The system defined Form C relays are for common alarm, with space available for
supervisory, and trouble indication. These relays are rated at up to 12 Ah batteries.
1/2 A @ 30 VAC, 1A @ 30 VDC. Battery sizes of 24 Ah PLUG FOR
TERMINAL
and 38 Ah are available BOARD
The operation of the general purpose relays and the notification
using a separate battery
appliance (bell) circuits are totally program defined. It is
cabinet, mounted PLUG FOR
possible to program the activation of relays and notification
adjacent to the control BATTERY
appliances (bells) in response to any zone, group of zones,
unit cabinet.
device, and group of devices, and to inhibit the operation for a
specifiable period of time. The two auxiliary power outputs are
rated for 24 VDC @ 150 mA. They are supervised for shorts
Battery supervision
only. Power outputs operate independently from each other.
uses true dynamic
supervision circuitry PLUG FOR
TRANSFORMER
Communication Ports to simulate a load
Power Wiring Reference
condition approximately
The control unit has 6 communication ports available: every 90 seconds to ensure that the battery is operationally
functional.
Port #1 - network (proprietary)
Port #2 - network (proprietary)
Port #3 - general purpose (RS-232/opto-coupled/RS-485) A second compartment
Port #4 - service terminal (RS-232) adjacent to the power
Port #5 - printer interface (IBM/Centronics) supply compartment is
Port #6 - printer interface (RS-232) provided for 120 VAC
terminations. A 240 VAC
The network ports allow for the networking of up to 254 units option is available.
(any mix of control units and annunciators). The network is a
DCLR loop layout. In a network configuration, one control unit AC Terminations Reference
will be defined as the ‘master control unit’ for the entire system.
LAST
UNIT #1 UNIT #2 UNIT
Field Programming
The system program can be downloaded, in the field, from
a computer via the service terminal port. The control unit
operational database is downloaded from a computer.
4"
3" (76 mm) (102 mm)
5-1/4"
(133 mm)
29"
21-3/4" (740 mm)
27-1/2"
(552 mm)
(699 mm)
26-1/2"
(673 mm) 1-1/4"
(32 mm)
8-1/2"
(216 mm)
5-1/2"
(140 mm)
3" (76 mm)
1-1/4"
Printer Section Control Panel Section
(32 mm)
MR-2920-Red Red Outer Front Door for MR-2920 MR2-7B Use with MR-2109-2 for SE-2000, New Protocol
MR-2920-Beige White Outer Front Door for MR-2920 MR2-7E Use with MR-2109-4 for MV-2700
MR-2900-240V 240 VAC Operation MR-2900-PRT Parallel Printer Interface extention cable
8 Style Y (Class B) Notification Appliance (Bell) RS-232 transceiver module to fiber, 24VDC,
MR-2900-StyleY MR-D1010-R1
Circuits single channel
4 Style Z (Class A) Notification Appliance (Bell) RS-232 transceiver module to fiber, 24VDC,
MR-2900-StyleZ MR-D1010-R2
Circuits dual channel