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FSBX-120VAC/24V
FSCX-120VAC/24V
NOT FOR
RESIDENTIAL USE
This Installation Manual provides
the information required to install,
install, troubleshoot and maintain
an FSBX and FSCX
FIRE SENTINEL® RELEASE SYSTEM
P/N 111995.502195
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Table of Contents
How to use this manual
How to use this manual ....................................................................... 2
General Information ............................................................................ 4
This Installation Manual provides the information
required to install, troubleshoot and maintain an
FSBX and FSCX Fire Sentinel® Release System.
Mechanical Installation (Mounting)................................................. 5-6
This information includes:
Safety Information and Instructions................................................... 3
Electrical Connections .....................................................................7-19
High/Low Voltages .................................................................. 7
Smoke Detectors................................................................... 8-9
Supervised Annunciators...................................................... 10
Remote Test and Trouble Silence......................................... 10
Relay Outputs/Auxiliary Closed Limit .................................. 11
Control Circuit Sensing/Aux Open Limit ............................. 12
Safety Edge Connections/Wall Button Connections........... 13
Battery/Clock Backup Battery .............................................. 14
System Wiring ...................................................................15-17
Dip Switches/LEDs ................................................................. 18
Trouble Codes ........................................................................ 19
Maintenance ..................................................................................20-21
Specifications ......................................................................... 21
Testing ............................................................................................22-25
Release Device Compatibility Identifier/Replacement Parts ......... 25
Installation Notes ............................................................................... 26
Test Records ........................................................................................ 27
Warranty ............................................................................................. 28
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• Important defining information related to safety terminology used
throughout this manual, as well as safety related instructions which
must be followed at all times while doing any steps/tasks/instructions
detailed in this manual.
• Step by step installation, set-up and testing instructions for the
FSBX and FSCX units.
• Important features and troubleshooting information for typical
installation and normal operations that may occur.
• Important warranty and returned goods policy information.
DO NOT ATTEMPT TO INSTALL, REPAIR OR
SERVICE THIS RELEASE DEVICE UNLESS YOU
ARE A TRAINED SERVICE TECHNICIAN USING
PROPER TOOLS AND INSTRUCTIONS.
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Safety Information and Instructions
WARNING
Overhead Doors are large, heavy objects that move with the help of springs under high tension and electric
motors. Since moving objects, springs under tension, and electric motors can cause injuries, your safety and the
safety of others depend on you reading the information in this manual. If you have any questions or do not understand the information presented, call your nearest service representative. For the number of your local Overhead
Door distributor, call 800-929-3667, and for Overhead Door Factory Technical Advice, call 800-275-6187.
In this Manual, the words Danger, Warning, and Caution are used to stress important safety information. The word:
DANGER indicates an imminently hazardous situation which, if not avoided, will result in death or serious injury.
WARNING indicates an potentially hazardous situation which, if not avoided, could result in death or serious injury.
CAUTION indicates a potentially hazardous situation which, if not avoided, may result in injury or property damage.
The word NOTE is used to indicate important steps to be followed or important considerations.
POTENTIAL HAZARD
EFFECT
WARNING
MOVING DOOR
Could result in
Serious Injury
or Death
ELECTRICAL SHOCK
Could result in
Serious Injury
or Death
HIGH SPRING TENSION
PREVENTION
Do Not operate unless the doorway is in sight and free of
obstructions. Keep people clear of opening while door is moving.
Do Not allow children to play with the door operator.
Do Not change operator control to momentary contact unless an
external reversing means is installed.
Do Not operate a door that jams or one that has a broken spring.
WARNING
Turn off electrical power before opening front cover.
When replacing the cover, make sure wires are not pinched or near
moving parts.
Fire Sentinel® must be electrically grounded.
WARNING
Do Not try to remove, repair or adjust springs or anything to which
door spring parts are fastened, such as, wood block, steel bracket,
cable or any other structure or like item.
Repairs and adjustments must be made by a trained service
representative using proper tools and instructions.
Could result in
Serious Injury
or Death
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IMPORTANT
READ PRIOR TO ANY DOOR OPERATION
1. Read manual and warnings carefully.
2. Keep the door in good working condition.
Periodically lubricate all moving parts
of door.
3. If door has a sensing edge, check operations
monthly. Make any necessary repairs to keep
it functional.
4. Each month, manually operate
door by disconnecting it from the operator.
The Door should open and close freely. If it
does not, the door must be taken out of
service and a trained service representative
must correct the condition causing
the malfunction.
5. Keep instructions in a prominent location.
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General Information
The Overhead Door Fire Sentinel® Release Systems (FSBX and FSCX) are intended for use on rolling, single-slide and center parting level and
inclined track doors. All models are normally energized Fail-Safe Sentinels incorporating an internal battery pack and proprietary control
circuitry. All comply with UL864 9th Edition, December 31, 2008 requirements and ULC S527-99. The Devices respond to emergency conditions
generated by manual or automatic initiating devices and shall be installed in accordance with NFPA and UL 864 9th Edition Standards effective
12.31.08 and ULC S527-99.
The available FSBX and FSCX features* include exclusive, annual test standard compliance technology, coded test plate diagnostics, selectable
time delays, minimum 24 hour battery support for release and smoke detectors, external control system diagnostics, form-C relay outputs,
supervised annunciator and limit switch outputs and troubleshooting capabilities. The system incorporates an Annual Internal Clock/Calendar
which generates a Test Trouble Signal if the system has not been tested within 365 days per National Fire Code requirements. Motorized and
manual installations are addressed by model to accommodate specifications required by AHJ/AHJD (Authority Having Jurisdiction).
* Check model label on unit to be installed to verify applicable features and options.
CAUTION
: REVIEW ALL INSTALLATION INSTRUCTIONS, PROCEDURES, CAUTIONS AND WARNINGS CONTAINED WITHIN THIS
MANUAL PRIOR TO INSTALLING AND/OR SERVICING THIS PRODUCT. AS WITH ALL RELEASING DEVICE SYSTEMS, MAXIMUM FIRE PROTECTION IS
PROVIDED WHEN INSTALLED IN ACCORDANCE WITH FACTORY SPECIFICATIONS AND USED WITH FUSE LINK SYSTEMS.
CAUTION: PROPER OPERATION CAN ONLY BE PROVIDED ONCE PROPERLY INSTALLED AND INPUT POWER HAS BEEN APPLIED.
CAUTION: TEST SYSTEM REGULARLY TO ENSURE PROPER OPERATION! (TESTING SHOULD BE DONE AT LEAST MONTHLY.)
For Technical Support, please call 1-800-275-6187
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Mechanical Installation
FIGURE 1
Mounting Procedure:
NO LESS
THAN 12”
WARNING
: TO REDUCE THE RISK OF SERIOUS
INJURY OR DEATH AND PREVENT DAMAGE TO THE UNIT,
ALL INPUT CONNECTIONS MUST BE MADE WITH POWER
SOURCES DISCONNECTED. DO NOT INSTALL THIS UNIT
WITHOUT REVIEWING AND UNDERSTANDING ALL WARNINGS
AND INSTRUCTIONS CONTAINED HEREIN, AND IN THE DOOR
MANUFACTURERS INSTRUCTIONS AND MANUALS.
WARNING
: TO PREVENT SERIOUS INJURY OR
DEATH - DO NOT INSTALL THIS UNIT ON A MOTORIZED DOOR
WITHOUT A REVERSING ELECTRIC SAFETY EDGE.
CAUTION
: THESE INSTALLATION PROCEDURES
MUST BE FOLLOWED TO ENSURE PERFORMANCE OF THE FSBX OR
FSCX TO APPROPRIATE STANDARDS AND CODES.
NO LESS
THAN 12”
Typical installation configuration may not accurately depict door manufacturer’s
recommendations. See door manufacturer’s recommendations for use of this
product with the door being installed. All hardware must be supplied by the door
manufacturer or installer. Use only hardware approved and recognized by the
appropriate testing or listing agencies in conjunction with the installation of this
product. Only properly trained technicians, using proper tools and instructions, are
to perform installation and testing as described herein.
1) The Release Device may be mounted on a vertical surface or optionally on
a horizontal surface as illustrated in Figure 1.
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Mounting Procedure (continued):
2) The Release Device Enclosure must be mounted with minimum
#10 size fastening screws or bolts for securing to structures other
than masonry.
• Masonry applications shall use 1/4" or greater anchors or studs as
required to ensure proper mounting strength. Release device and
associated hardware (sash chain [provided and preferred] or
1/16" cable, eyebolts, fuse links and turnbuckles) shall be installed
as per door manufacturer recommendations.
FIGURE 2
Supervised Electromagnet
Armature inserted into retainer*.
*Supports sash chain/cable until power is supplied
3) Complete hardware installation by connecting fuse links, sash chain,
S-hooks and turnbuckles per door manufacturer specifications.
Place Armature in Supervisory Retaining Bracket (Figure 2) and
attach cable or sash chain to the armature. Remove sash chain slack by
adjusting turnbuckle. Do Not exceed 40 lbs maximum pull rating on
device. The retaining bracket is meant to hold the armature and
cable/sash until input power is supplied. The armature will be
removed from the retainer and aligned with the supervised
electromagnet when input power is supplied.
S-hook &
sash chain/cable
to door
Supervised
Retaining Bracket
Supervised Electromagnet
Armature removed from retainer and
affixed to electromagnet when input
power is supplied.
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Electrical Connections
High Voltage/Low Voltage:
Installation of all wiring and connections, including Class 1 and Class 2 circuits, must
be performed in accordance with, but not limited to, the latest NFPA, UL and N.E.C.
standards and codes. In addition, all installations subject to Canadian standards shall
be performed in accordance with the Canadian Electrical Code, Part1, with respect
to wiring material type, wiring gauge related to power capacity requirements, circuit
length and wiring methods. This unit is designed so that it may be used on automated
motorized doors which incorporate appropriate safety features (see options below).
Current UL Recognized Monitored Reversing Devices
1) MillerEdge ME/MT series edge sensors
2) Overhead Door Photocells Kit P/N OPAKPE.S
3) Safe-T-Beams®: Model OSTB-BX P/N 37221R (OHD)
Figure 3
1) BEFORE BEGINNING, turn off and disconnect power supply sources for the
Control Panel as well as motor where applicable.
2) Verify voltage rating of Control Panel to power source being used. Model
voltage is indicated on the side of the unit.
3) Connect power source inputs to TBX (chassis mount) screws 1 and 3.
• Screw 2 of any model shall be utilized for earth ground where applicable.
4) For 120 VAC, connect L1/HOT to terminal 1. Connect L2/NEUT to terminal 3.
Connect GROUND to terminal 2.
5) For 24 VDC, connect +24V to terminal 1, COMMON to termminal 3 and
GROUND to terminal 2.
• DO NOT connect battery at this time!
Power
Voltage
112087.0001
TBX
Low
Voltage
1-(L1) or (AC) or (DC-)
2-(Earth GND)
3-(L2) or (AC) or (DC+)
FIGURE 3
WARNING
: FAILURE TO DISCONNECT POWER
SOURCES COULD RESULT IN ELECTRICAL SHOCK, SEVERE
INJURY OR DEATH.
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Electrical Connections
Smoke Detectors:
WARNING
: TO REDUCE THE RISK OF SERIOUS
INJURY OR DEATH AND PREVENT DAMAGE TO THE UNIT,
ALL FIELD CONNECTIONS MUST BE MADE WITH POWER
DISCONNECTED TO ALL COMPONENTS.
1) When installing smoke detectors with this unit, refer to NFPA 72 and
NFPA 80 and any other applicable codes or regulations for instructions
concerning proper placement and detection coverage. See Electrical
Connections pages 8, 9, 11 and 12 for information.
• End of line devices and supervisory resistors shall be installed for
electrical supervision of smoke detectors and annunciators.
NOTE: 1. DO NOT interface this unit to 4-wire smoke detectors that do not
incorporate electrical supervision!
2. Field and System Wiring shall consist of 22-18 AWG wiring. Use only 350 VAC,
125VDC, 2 Amp, 2 AG Fast Acting fuses. All circuits are not power limited. All
End -of-Line devices must be installed adjacent to the last initiating device.
FIGURE 4B
FIGURE 4A
P/N 608964.0005
(SLR835BH-2)
2W-B & 2WT-B
112228.0001
112228.0001
112228.0001
(5) + OUT
(4) – OUT
(3) – IN
(2) + IN
(1)
(5) + OUT
(4) – OUT
(3) – IN
(2) + IN
(1)
Typical wiring:
See compatibility list on page 25 and instructions provided with detector for
additional information. Field wiring shall consist of 22-18 AWG wire. Do not
mix and match 2-wire smoke detectors from different manufacturers.
Normally Open 2-wire Initiating Devices:
1) Connect wiring from N/O smoke loop to TB-1, screws 1 and 2.
2) End-of-line supervisory resistor shall be connected at the end-of-line
detector as shown in Figure 4A or 4B base wiring. Two Class B Style A
detectors maximum @ 0.060 Amp/14VDC-28.6VDC maximum.
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Electrical Connections
Smoke Detectors (continued)
Normally Open 4-wire Initiating Devices:
1) Connect wiring from N/O smoke loop to TB-1, screws 1 and 2, making sure
end of line supervisory resistor (112228.0001) is installed as indicated.
2) Auxiliary power (+28.6VDC) for smoke detectors may be obtained from
TB1 positions 3 and 4. Observe proper polarity — TB1-3 (+), TB1-4 (-).
3) (2) detector maximum @ 0.075 Amp/28.6VDC maximum.
4) Electrical power supervision in the form of an end-of-line device
(EOLR-1) shall be provided on all smoke detectors. See information
and specifications from detector manufacturer, Figures 5 and 6
base wiring.
FIGURE 5
EOLR-1
COM
2
N/O
(-)
112228.0001
(-)
(5) COM
(4) N.O.
(3) - IN/OUT
(2) + OUT
(1) + IN
(+)
(-)
Alarm Relay Module Installation
1
(+)
(+)
112228.0001
NOTE: TB1 initiating device loops are supervised and cannot be directly series or
parallel connected between release devices or shared with other alarm
equipment. Incorrect wiring from unit to unit may cause damage to FIRE
. SENTINEL®.
ALARM RELAY MODULE
FIGURE 6
4W-B & 4WT-B
(5) COM
(4) N.O.
(3) - IN/OUT
(2) + OUT
(1) + IN
(-)
FIRE
ALARM
PANEL
(+)
SUPERVISORY RESISTOR *
112228.0001
* A supervisory resistor must be installed at
the Relay Module.
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ANNUNCIATOR
112228.0001
DC -
FIGURE 7
• (+24VDC output), connect annunciator (optional) observing polarity to
TB1-10 (+) and TB1-11(-).
• Install resistor as illustrated. Figure 7.
• DO NOT connect a speaker to this output.
REMOTE
TEST PLATE
Remote Test and Trouble Plate:
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Common (BLK)
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(RED)
FIGURE 8
The Remote Test and Trouble Plate provides convenient test and trouble
silencing capabilities. The Trouble Silence function allows a user to
temporarily silence the Trouble Sounder with a keyed function. The plate
includes an LED Trouble Indicator, which illuminates indicating that
trouble still exists. If the trouble condition is not corrected after 24 hours
the trouble sounder will commence again and a manual intervention for
reset is required.
• Connect wiring from remote test plate to TB1 positions 15, 16, 17 and 18.
• Observe wiring sequence as indicated in Figure 8.
• Trouble Code table located on page 19.
Remote Trouble
DC +
Reset (GRN)
WARNING
: TO REDUCE THE RISK OF SERIOUS
INJURY OR DEATH AND PREVENT DAMAGE TO THE UNIT,
ALL FIELD CONNECTIONS MUST BE MADE WITH POWER
DISCONNECTED TO ALL COMPONENTS.
Test (WHT)
Supervised Annunciators:
10
Electrical Connections
FIGURE 9
10
Relay Outputs:
Two separate SPDT dry contact relay outputs (resistive)
are provided for switching or signaling of supplementary
devices. A non-delayed output(relay toggles on alarmbeginning of time delay) is provided on TB1-12 (C),
13 (N/C), and 14 (N/O) and a Trouble Relay output for
supplementary trouble annunciating devices is provided
on TB1-19 (C), 20 (N/C), and 21 (N/O). The Trouble Relay toggles
indicating a fault in any of the supervised connections
including initiating devices, signalling devices and supervised
option modules. See figure 9.
11
12
13 14
15 16
17
18
19
20 21
System Trouble Relay
Alarm Relay
(On circuit board.)
(On circuit board.)
NOTE: Relay contacts 2A @ 28 VDC resistive, common mode
Auxiliary
Open
Limit
FIGURE 10
Refer to Operator manufacturer’s wiring instructions for proper
Auxiliary
Closed
Limit
AOM
EOLR-1
112228.0001
112228.0001
Remote Test
Reset Station
112228.0001
AOM Auxiliary Closed Limit:
112228.0001
112228.0001
112228.0001
Reset
Remote Trouble
Test
Common
Annunciator +
AUX Close Limit Switch
FSBX is not intended for use with external automation.
Wiring connections are to be made within 20 feet (6.1 m) and
are to be enclosed in conduit.
AUX Common
AUX Open Limit Switch
Annunciator
Annunciator –
Required for FSCX – optional for FSBX
Connect a normally open dry contact (Contacts close when
door is at down limit) to position TB-1, 8 and 9. See figure 10.
Smoke Power TB1-3 (+) and TB1-4 (–)
Alarm Relay
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System Trouble
Relay
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Electrical Connections
FIGURE 11
WARNING: TO REDUCE THE RISK OF SERIOUS
INJURY OR DEATH AND PREVENT DAMAGE TO THE UNIT,
Monitored Safety Edge
Control Sense (+)
BLUE
Control Sense Out (–)
YELLOW
ALL FIELD CONNECTIONS MUST BE MADE WITH POWER
DISCONNECTED TO ALL COMPONENTS.
ELECTRIC
OPERATOR
Control Circuit Sensing: FSCX ONLY
This option is used to detect the presence of control voltage on
motor driven doors for automated fire alarm closure. When
control circuit voltage is not present (24V-30V AC or DC) the
FSCX will sound a trouble, indicating the loss of door operator
control voltage. In alarm, if control voltage is not present FSCX
will mechanically release the door after the factory set 10
second delay (or longer optional delay). Connect control
circuit voltage to position 30 (–) and 31(+).
Monitored Operator
Safety Edge Common
Monitored Operator
Safety Edge In
Close
Open
AOM
Auxiliary
Open
Limit
112228 0001
112228.0001
Stop
Auxiliary
Closed
Limit
3-Button Common
Open
EOLR-1
Remote Test
Reset Station
112228 0001
Close
Stop
112228.0001
3-Button Common Station
112228.0001
112228 000
Reset
Remote Trouble
Test
Common
Annunciator –
Annunciator +
• Connect a normally open dry contact (Contacts close
when door is at up limit) to positions TB-1, 7 and 8.
AUX Close Limit Switch
Auxiliary Open Limit: FSCX ONLY
AUX Common
AUX Open Limit Switch
Annunciator
Smoke Power TB1-3 (+) and TB1-4 (–)
Alarm Relay
(On circuit board.)
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System Trouble Relay
(On circuit board.)
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Electrical Connections
Safety Edge Connection: FSCX ONLY— Figure 11
FIGURE 11 (repeated)
MONITORED EDGE
INTERFACE MODULE
• Connect safety edge across the operator’s “safety edge” sense terminal
and the FSCX “Safety Edge” TB-1, no. 26 and 27.
WALL BUTTON CONNECTION FSCX ONLY
• Connect operator’s “open” terminal to FSCX “open” TB-1, no. 24.
• Connect operator’s “close” terminal to FSCX “close” TB-1, no. 25.
• Connect operator’s “common” terminal to FSCX “operator common” TB-1, no. 22.
• Connect operator’s “stop” terminal to the “stop” terminal on the 3-button control.
• Connect operator’s “open” terminal to the “open” terminal on the 3-button control.
• Connect operator’s “close” terminal to the “close” terminal on the 3-button control.
• Connect 3 button common to TB-1, no. 23.
112228 000
112228.0001
MONITORED
SAFETY EDGE
Control Sense (+)
ELECTRIC
OPERATOR
BLUE
Control Sense (–)
YELLOW
Monitored Operator
Safety Edge Common
Monitored Operator
Safety Edge In
AOM
Auxiliary
Open
Limit
Auxiliary
Closed
Limit
Close
Open
3-button Common
EOLR-1
Operator Common
Remote Test
Reset Station
112228 0001
112228.0001
Open
112228.0001
112228 0001
Close
Stop
Reset
Remote Trouble
Test
Common
Annunciator –
3-Button Common Station
Annunciator +
AUX Close Limit Switch
AUX Common
AUX Open Limit Switch
Annunciator
Smoke Power TB1-3 (+) and TB1-4 (–)
Alarm Relay
(On circuit board.)
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System Trouble Relay
(On circuit board.)
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Electrical Connections
SYSTEM
BACKUP
BATTERIES
Battery: Must be connected at this time,
1) Install System Backup Batteries.
• Connect + lead of left battery to – lead of
right battery using jumper wire provided.
• Connect black wire to black terminal on
left battery.
• Connect red wire to red terminal on
right battery.
Red wire
to Red terminal
2) Connect the non-rechargeable batteries*
(112087.0001) to the FSBX or FSCX observing
Figure 12 for proper mounting and connection.
NOTE: The transformer is used only in 120VAC models
and is not provided on 24VDC models.
Power
Voltage
Replaceable fuses 2A @ 350VAC,125VDC, 2AG Fast Acting
Black wire
to Black terminal
112087.0001
TBX
Low
Voltage
1-(L1) or (AC) or (DC-)
2-(Earth GND)
3-(L2) or (AC) or (DC+)
* Batteries must be replaced with P/N 112087.0001.
Standard AA batteries will not work and may cause
damage to the unit and will void the factory warranty.
FIGURE 12
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FIGURE 13
Replaceable fuses 2A @ 350VAC,125VDC, 2AG Fast Acting
PARTS KIT
FUSE
2JQ2-R
REMOTE TEST PLATE
8.0001
RESISTOR
TROUBLE
NORMAL
TEST
A C -1 A C -2
11222
RESET
BAT- BAT+
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Electrical Connections
All information on this page applies to both Figure 13A and 14.
WARNING
:
TO REDUCE THE RISK OF SERIOUS INJURY OR
FIGURE 13A
*
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TERM-4
TERM-3
TERM-2
TERM-1
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I
R
E
(+)
120VAC
112228.0001
(-)
112228.0001
Remote Test
Reset Station
*
ADA SOUNDER/STROBE
*
WHT
GRN
BLK
(+) (-)
RED
GRN
WHT
BLK
(+) (-)
*
1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8
FOUR-WIRE
INITIATING DEVICE
ALARM
RELAY
1
OR—
3
—
SYSTEM
TROUBLE
RELAY
TERM-10
TWO-WIRE
INITIATING DEVICE
FIRE SENTINEL®
MODEL FSBX120VAC
TERM-11
TERM-2
TERM-1
TERM-14
TERM-13
TERM-12
(+)
TERM-7
TERM-8
TERM-9
(-)
112228.0001
ON
SYSTEM WIRING NOTES:
1. Supervised, 35 Ohm maximum line impedance. 11228.0001 end of
line resistor required for supervision.
2. Not supervised, 75 Ohm maximum line impedance.
3. 4 Class B Style A detectors maximum 112228.0001 end of line resistor
required for supervision.
4. 2 Class B Style W notification appliances maximum @ 0.16 Amp/28.6VDC
maximum Supervised 20 Ohm maximum line impedance. Place
112228.0001 at positions 10 and 11 if appliances are not used.
5. Form C dry contacts, relay contacts 2A @ 28.6VDC resistive,
common mode.
6. End of line relay (EOLR-1) shall be installed with 4-wire detectors.
Do Not loop wire under terminals for connections.
7. Smoke power TB1-3 (+) and TB1-4 (–). Supervised, see items 2, 6 above.
8. (2) Class B Style A detectors maximum @ 0.075 Amp/28.6VDC maximum
Supervised, see item 1 above.
9. All wiring connections are to be made within 20 feet (6.1 m), enclosed
in conduit and in the same room. GROUND FAULT: 20 kOhms maximum
from one conductor to earth ground.
10. Replace batteries every 2 years.
(+)
(-)
ORANGE
TERM-21
TERM-20
TERM-19
Field and System Wiring shall consist of 22-18 AWG wiring. Use only
350 VAC, 125VDC, 2 Amp, 2 AG Fast Acting fuses. All circuits are not
power limited.
*
DOWN LIMIT PROXIMITY SWITCH
WHITE
TERM-18
TERM-17
TERM-16
TERM-15
DEATH AND PREVENT DAMAGE TO THE UNIT, ALL
INPUT CONNECTIONS MUST BE MADE WITH THE UNIT
POWERED DOWN. ALL AUXILIARY LIMIT SWITCHES
MUST BE DRY CONTACTS.
*
OPTIONAL EQUIPMENT NOT INCLUDED WITH THE RELEASE DEVICE.
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Electrical Connections
All information on this page applies to Figures 13A and 14.
TERMINAL LEGEND AND HOOKUPS:
1. Smoke Alarm Return
2. Smoke Alarm Power
3. Smoke Alarm Power
4. Power Return (System Ground)
FOUR-WIRE
INITIATING DEVICE
(+)
(–)
RMX® / RSX® / RHX® / CDX™
OPERATOR
(+)
112228.0001
(+) (–)
L3
L2
L1
AUX OUTPUT
BOARD
RED
GREEN
WHITE
BLACK
TERM-18
TERM-17
TERM-16
TERM-15
ADA
SOUNDER/STROBE
*
F
I
R
E
TERM-21
TERM-20
TERM-19
112228.0001
(–)
*
(N)
L1
TERM-10
WHITE
GREEN
BLACK
3
TERM-22
TERM-23
FIRE SENTINEL® TERM-24
MODEL
TERM-25
FSCX120V
TERM-14
TERM-13
TERM-12
TERM-11
(+)
System
Trouble
Relay
TERM-7
TERM-8
TERM-9
Alarm
Relay
TERM-27
TERM-26
12345678
SPLICE
OPEN
CLOSE
STOP
BLUE
1
YELLOW
YELLOW
SPLICE
*OPTIONAL EQUIPMENT NOT INC LUDED WITH THE RELEASE DEV IC E. FSBX.
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NO SAFETY
NO SAFETY
EXT INTLK
EXT INTLK
SPLICE
(–) TERM-30
(+) TERM-31
120VAC
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208V
230V
NEUTRAL
L NE 2
LINE(HOT)
GND
L NE 1
SINGLE PHASE
*
PURPLE
YELLOW
ORANGE
RED
OPEN
CLOSE
GND
1-BTN
ODC STB
ODC STB
BROWN
TAN
BLUE
GND
THREE PHASE
GND
L2 N
L1 L1
DN1**
GREEN
PURPLE
PINK
BLACK
*
LINE 3
LINE 2
LINE 1
GND
UP1
GREY
WHITE
ORANGE
ON
Remote Test
Reset Station
TERM-2
TERM-1
RELAY BOARD TERMINALS FROM LEFT:
22. 3-button Common
23. Stop
24. Open
25. Close
26. Analog Operator Safety Edge
27. Analog Operator Safety Edge Common
28. Digital Operator Safety Edge
29. Digital Operator Safety Edge
30. Control Sense Out
31. Control Sense In
(–)
112228.0001
Annunciator Output (+)
Annunciator Return (–)
Alarm Relay Common (dry contact)
Alarm Relay Normally Closed (dry contact)
Alarm Relay Normally Open (dry contact)
Remote Common (System Ground)
Remote Test (must be dry switch contact)
Remote Reset (must be dry switch contact)
Remote Trouble Indicator (red LED anode)
Trouble Relay Common (dry contact)
Trouble Relay Normally Closed (dry contact)
Trouble Relay Normally Open (dry contact)
(–)
OR—
TERM-4
TERM-3
TERM-2
TERM-1
15.
16.
17.
18.
19.
20.
21.
(+)
*
TWO-WIRE
INITIATING DEVICE
—
5. N/A
6. N/A
7. Auxiliary Open Limit Switch (must be dry
switch contact)
8. Limit Switch Common
9. Auxiliary Close Limit Switch (must be dry
switch contact)
10.
11.
12.
13.
14.
*
FIGURE 14
(+)
External
Radio
(–)
STOP
MONITORED
EDGE
INTERFACE
MODULE
*
SENSING
EDGE
*
**DOWN LIMIT—USE PROXIMITY SWITCH
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Electrical Connections
Dip Switches: Refer to Figure 15.
8.
LED Indications when lit:
NOTE: Relay Board LEDs are not shown.
JP3
LED
9
LED
11
JP19
LED LED
19
2
LED
10
JP21
1
1
RESET
JP23
7.
LED
23
JP16
6.
FIGURE 15
S5
6
5.
Delay Alarm Time (OFF: 10s, ON: 20s.)
Delay Alarm Time Extended (OFF: as set by 1, ON: 60s.)
Safety Timer (OFF: 2 minutes, ON: 4 minutes.)
Annunciator Down Limit (if set ON: notification appliances
will shut off when automated door reaches down limit in
tests only.)
Auto Open on Reset (if set ON: automated doors will open
when the alarm is reset in tests only.)
Relay Board Present (OFF: Board not present ON: Board
present [use to enable/disable relay board functions.])
Stop on Obstruction (ON: in alarm, automated doors will
stop at the obstruction on the third closing cycle.)
(See Test Procedures, page 24)
Alarm on Power Loss (ON: loss of external power will trigger
an alarm sequence.)
JP25
1.
2.
3.
4.
LED
20
S6
LED LED
22 21
Three LEDs in the upper left corner of the board are:
Green: AC Present - LED 9
Yellow: Battery OK - LED 10
Yellow: Trouble - LED 11
Next to the JP16 header connector:
Yellow: Magnet open/not present - LED 2
Green: Magnet on- LED19
Upper Right:
Green: 5V Power on - LED 23
LEDs along the Terminal Block—left to right:
Yellow: Smoke detector loop open - LED 22
Red: Smoke detector alarm or short - LED 21
Green: Open Limit - LED 6
Green: Down Limit - LED 4
Yellow: Alarm annunciator loop open - LED 7
Red: Alarm annunciator loop short - LED 8
TEST
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S4
ON
1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8
1
ON
LED LED
6
4
JP8
JP9
2
3
1 2 3 4
4
5
6
7
8
9
LED
7
JP4
LED
8
JP6
10 11 12 13 14
JP26
JP10
JP2
15 16 17 18 19 20 21
5 6 7 8
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Electrical Connections (Trouble Code Chart)
The Trouble LED on the Main Board will flash out these codes in sequence. Each trouble present is counted out in sequence separated by a distinct pause.
After all uncleared troubles have been counted out, the sequence repeats.
TROUBLE LED (YELLOW)
TROUBLE CODE
(1) FLASH
MAGNET FAULT
Check electromagnet cable and terminal JP3
(3) FLASHES
GROUND FAULT
Check all low voltage field wiring especially insulation
(5) FLASHES
BATTERY NOT CHARGING
Check SLA battery cables
(6) FLASHES
CHARGER VOLTAGE FAIL
Check AC voltage and wiring
(7) FLASHES
BATTERY LOW
(8) FLASHES
EXTERNAL POWER LOSS
(9) FLASHES
RETAINER SWITCH
(10) FLASHES
ANNUNCIATOR CIRCUIT OPEN
Check annunciator (Horn/Strobe) wiring; Verify EOL resistor is installed
(11) FLASHES
ANNUNCIATOR CIRCUIT SHORT
Check annunciator (Horn/Strobe) wiring
(12) FLASHES
ALARM LOOP OPEN
(15) FLASHES
TEST REQUIRED
(16) FLASHES
REAL-TIME CLOCK ERROR
(17) FLASHES
STUCK RESET
(18) FLASHES
CONTROL SENSING VOLTAGE
NOT PRESENT
(22) FLASHES
NON-RECHARGEABLE BATTERY
RUN TIME EXCEEDED
(29) FLASHES
SAFETY EDGE FAULT
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Check AC voltage and wiring; Check fuse F3; replace with known good battery
Check AC voltage and wiring; Check fuse F2
Remove armature from bracket and place on magnet
Check smoke alarm wiring and smoke alarm EOL (resistor/relay termination)
Perform drop or close test
Replace non-rechargeable battery and perform drop or close test
Check reset button and keyswitch; Check keyswitch wiring
Check terminals 30, 31 and pigtail - Check operator has power
Replace non-rechargeable battery
Check safety edge and safety edge wiring
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Maintenance
WARNING
: TO PREVENT POSSIBLE SERIOUS
INJURY OR DEATH DURING MAINTENANCE:
• PLACE DOOR IN FULLY CLOSED POSITION
• DISCONNECT ANY AND ALL POWER FROM SYSTEM AND
SYSTEM COMPONENTS INCLUDING MOTORS
WHERE APPLICABLE
System batteries must be changed a minimum of every two years or upon
generation of system battery trouble. Included is a pair of sealed lead acid
rechargeable batteries utilized for system battery backup, as well as a pair of
on-board lithium battery used for the System Annual Test Clock. All batteries
should be replaced simultaneously by a properly trained technician using proper
tools and instructions. For proper replacement parts, see list on page 25.
Batteries should be disposed of in accordance with Federal, State and
Local Regulations.
System fuses are all 2A @ 350V, 125VDC, 2AG Fast Acting.
Reference pages 14, 15 (Figures 12 and 13).
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Electrical and Mechanical Specifications
MODEL FSBX
MODEL FSCX
ELECTRICAL
ELECTRICAL
OPERATING VOLTAGES:
CURRENT REQUIREMENTS:
24 VDC.....................................................SUPERVISORY (non-alarm) .385 A/Alarm .610 A maximum.
120 VAC................................................. 0.430 A maximum.
INPUT POWER SUPERVISED:
NOTE: 1. Initial power up inrush current shall not exceed 3 times rated current on any model.
OPERATING VOLTAGES:
CURRENT REQUIREMENTS:
24 VDC.....................................................SUPERVISORY (non-alarm) .385 A/Alarm .610 A maximum.
120 VAC ............................................... 0.430 A maximum.
INPUT POWER SUPERVISED:
NOTE: 1. Initial power up inrush current shall not exceed 3 times rated current on any model.
DOOR POSITION INPUTS:
MAXIMUM LOOP RESISTANCE: 35 Ohms.
MAXIMUM CURRENT: Not to exceed .002 A maximum.
MAXIMUM VOLTAGE: 5VDC.
FORM C OUTPUT (MAXIMUM CONTACT RATING):
2 A @ 28VDC resistive, common mode.
SMOKE DETECTOR POWER:
18.6–28.8VDC @ .021 A STANDBY, .075 A ALARM. (See pages 8 & 9.)
FUSES: ALL FUSES: 2A @ 350V, 125VDC, 2AG, Fast Acting Type (See figure 12 & 13).
NOTIFICATION APPLIANCES: 28.8VDC @ .160 A ALARM (See figures 7).
BATTERY BACKUP: 12VDC, 5AH, QTY=2, 24hr. supervised circuit.
GROUND FAULT: 20 kOhms maximum from one conductor to earth ground.
REMOTE TEST/RESET STATION:
SPDT, 1A @ 125VAC. Position 1-test, Position 2-normal, Position 3-trouble/alarm reset.
Indicators—Red LED - trouble indication (see Trouble Codes pg. 19) On the reset of a trouble, the
sounder will turn off, but the LED will remain lighted until the troubles are fixed and a reset is
performed. The sounder will reactivate within 24 hours if the trouble is not cleared.
CONTROL SENSE-ALL MODELS: Input voltage: 24VAC / DC typical Input Current—Not to exceed .005 A.
DOOR POSITION INPUTS:
MAXIMUM LOOP RESISTANCE: 35 Ohms.
MAXIMUM CURRENT: Not to exceed .002 A maximum.
MAXIMUM VOLTAGE: 5VDC.
FORM C OUTPUT (MAXIMUM CONTACT RATING):
2 A @ 28VDC resistive, common mode.
SMOKE DETECTOR POWER:
18.6–28.8VDC @ .021 A STANDBY, .075 A ALARM. (See pages 8 & 9.)
FUSES: ALL FUSES: 2A @ 350V, 125VDC, 2AG, Fast Acting Type (See figure 12 & 13).
NOTIFICATION APPLIANCES: 28.8VDC @ .160 A ALARM (See figures 7).
BATTERY BACKUP: 12VDC, 5AH, QTY=2, 24hr. supervised circuit.
GROUND FAULT: 20 kOhms maximum from one conductor to earth ground.
REMOTE TEST/RESET STATION:
SPDT, 1A @ 125VAC. Position 1-test, Position 2-normal, Position 3-trouble/alarm reset.
Indicators—Red LED - trouble indication (see Trouble Codes pg. 19) On the reset of a trouble, the
sounder will turn off, but the LED will remain lighted until the troubles are fixed and a reset is
performed. The sounder will reactivate within 24 hours if the trouble is not cleared.
MECHANICAL
MECHANICAL
LOAD RATING: SUPPORT AND RELEASE–40lb. maximum.
PHYSICAL DIMENSIONS: 10.250" x 9.750" x 4.750" (H x W x D) I.D.
WEIGHT: 19 lbs. w/batteries.
LOAD RATING: SUPPORT AND RELEASE: 40lbs. maximum.
PHYSICAL DIMENSIONS: 10.250" x 9.750" x 4.750" (H x W x D) I.D.
WEIGHT: 20 lbs. with batteries.
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Test Procedures
Mechanical Door Drop Test for Models BX and CX:
WARNING
: TO PREVENT POSSIBLE SERIOUS
INJURY OR DEATH:
• WHILE PERFORMING THE MECHANICAL OR ELECTRICAL DOOR DROP
TEST, KEEP YOURSELF AND ANY OTHERS CLEAR OF THE DOOR AND
ANY MOVING PARTS.
• CLEAR ANY OBJECTS OR PEOPLE FROM DOOR PATH.
• PROHIBIT TRAFFIC THROUGH THE DOOR OPENING WHILE TESTING.
NOTE: TESTING MUST BE PERFORMED AND WITNESSED FOR NORMAL
OPERATION AFTER INSTALLATION.
A “Test Required” trouble will occur until a complete test cycle is performed.
This is a normal condition and part of the Internal Annual Test Clock/Calendar.
The annual test is a National Fire Code requirement. More frequent tests may
be required by the local Authority Having Jurisdiction (AHJ). Refer to test
procedures contained herein, as well as other testing programs recommended
by door manufacturer.
The following tests as described using the Remote Test Plate (RTP) may alternatively be
performed by the chassis mounted push button test and reset switches. It is
recommended that test and reset functions be performed utilizing the RTP provided
with the unit.
Test steps 1-5 verify a mechanical release to a non-motorized door or a
motorized door with external power normal.
Test steps 6-10 verify a mechanical release under battery power with external
power loss.
1) Turn ON power to the FSBX or FSCX and turn OFF power to the
motor operator (if applicable).
• A "Test Required" trouble and "Retainer Switch" trouble will be
generated at power up. This is normal.
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• Turn RTP to RESET, then NORMAL, to silence the troubles.
• Remove the Armature from the Retaining Bracket (Figure 2, page 6) and
align it with the Supervised Electromagnet.
WARNING: CLEAR THE DOOR OPENING BEFORE BEGINNING STEP 2.
2) Turn RTP to the TEST position. The annunciator will sound indicating a door
closure is about to occur and after a 10 second factory set alarm verification
delay (or longer optional delay) the device will mechanically release the door.
3) Turn RTP to RESET position and then back to the NORMAL position. This test
verifies a mechanical release for a non-motorized door or in absence of
power to the motor for externally automated doors.
4) Mechanically reset the door and reattach Armature to the Supervised Magnet.
• Make sure the door is fully raised.
5) DO NOT restore power to the motor.
WARNING: CLEAR THE DOOR OPENING BEFORE BEGINNING STEP 6.
6) Turn OFF power to the FSBX or FSCX.
7) The power LED (red) will turn off and "External Power Loss" and "Battery Not
Charging" troubles will be generated in approximately 10 seconds. This is a
normal condition.
• Turn the RTP to the TEST position. The annunciator will sound indicating a
door closure is about to occur and after a 10 second factory set alarm
verification delay (or longer optional delay) the device will mechanically
release the door.
8) Turn the RTP to the RESET position and then back to NORMAL. This test
verifies a mechanical release in absence of power to the FSBX or FSCX and
motor (if applicable).
9) Mechanically reset the door and reattach the armature to the release magnet.
10) Restore power to the Release System and Motor operator and raise the door
to the fully open position.
• Turn the RTP to RESET and back to NORMAL to clear trouble indicator
on the RTP.
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Test Procedures
Automatic Door Closure Tests (Motorized Doors/FSCX only):
WARNING
: TO PREVENT POSSIBLE SERIOUS
INJURY OR DEATH:
• WHILE PERFORMING THE MECHANICAL OR ELECTRICAL DOOR DROP
TEST, KEEP YOURSELF AND ANY OTHERS CLEAR OF THE DOOR AND
ANY MOVING PARTS.
• CLEAR ANY OBJECTS OR PEOPLE FROM DOOR PATH.
• PROHIBIT TRAFFIC THROUGH THE DOOR OPENING WHILE TESTING.
WARNING
: THIS EQUIPMENT IS DESIGNED TO
BE USED IN CONJUNCTION WITH AN OPERATOR INCORPORATING
A MONITORED REVERSING FEATURE SAFETY EDGE. DO NOT
EXECUTE THIS TEST WITHOUT A SAFETY EDGE INSTALLED!
1) Make sure the DIP switch at position 6 (relay board PRESENT)
is set in the ON position on the Main Circuit Board.
• Make sure the door is open and there are no obstructions in its path.
WARNING: KEEP THE DOOR OPENING CLEAR OF ALL PERSONNEL.
THIS TEST SHOULD BE PERFORMED USING THE TEST AND RESET FUNCTIONS OF THE
REMOTE TEST STATION. (It may be performed using the test and reset switches of the
device enclosure.)
2) Turn key switch to TEST and leave it there The annunciator will turn on indicating
that a door closure is about to occur. After the factory set 10 second delay (or
longer optional delay), the device will turn on the motor initiating a closure.
3) Allow the door to fully close.
4) Reset the FSCX by turning the key switch to the RESET position, then back to NORMAL.
back to NORMAL.
5) Open the door.
THREE CYCLE OBSTRUCTION TEST with release on obstruction
1) Make sure the DIP switch at position 6 (relay board PRESENT)
is set in the ON position on the Main Circuit Board.
• Place a chair or other suitable obstruction in the normal path of the door.
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WARNING: KEEP THE DOOR OPENING CLEAR OF ALL PERSONNEL.
THIS TEST SHOULD BE PERFORMED USING THE TEST AND RESET FUNCTIONS OF THE
REMOTE TEST STATION. (It may be performed using the test and reset switches of the
device enclosure.)
2) Turn the key switch to TEST and leave it there. The annunciator will turn
on indicating that a door closure is about to occur. After the factory set
10 second delay (or longer optional delay), the device will turn on the
motor initiating a closure.
Upon contact with the obstruction, the safety edge will reverse the motor and
raise the door to the fully open position. The FSCX will make three attempts to
close the door with the motor, after which the FSCX will release the door through
the drop release mechanism.
STAND CLEAR OF ANY PATH THE OBSTRUCTION MIGHT TAKE AFTER BEING
STRUCK BY THE DROPPED DOOR. The door will drop onto the obstruction and
will fully close once the obstruction is removed. The annunciator will continue to
sound until the alarm condition is cleared.
3) Reset the FSCX by turning the key switch to the RESET position and then
back to NORMAL.
4) Reset the door sash chain and armature. *N-O REV INPUT will not allow
“STOP ON OBSTRUCTION.”
THREE CYCLE OBSTRUCTION TEST WITH STOP ON OBSTRUCTION
1) Make sure the DIP switches at position 6 (relay board PRESENT) and
position 7 (stop on obstruction) are set in the ON position on the
Main Circuit Board.
• Place a chair or other suitable obstruction in the normal path of
the door.
WARNING: KEEP THE DOOR OPENING CLEAR OF ALL PERSONNEL.
THIS TEST SHOULD BE PERFORMED USING THE TEST AND RESET FUNCTIONS OF THE
REMOTE TEST STATION. (It may be performed using the test and reset switches of the
device enclosure.)
2) Turn the key switch to TEST and leave it there The annunciator will turn on
indicating that a door closure is about to occur. After the factory set 10 second
delay (or longer optional delay), the device will turn on the motor initiating
a closure.
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Test Procedures
Automatic Door Closure Tests (Motorized Doors/FSCX only)
(continued):
Upon contact with the obstruction, the safety edge will reverse the motor and
raise the door to the fully open position. The FSCX will make three attempts to
close through the motor. On the third up limit the FSCX will close the door and
stop at the obstruction.
WARNING
: TO PREVENT POSSIBLE SERIOUS
INJURY OR DEATH:
• WHILE PERFORMING THE MECHANICAL OR ELECTRICAL DOOR DROP
TEST, KEEP YOURSELF AND ANY OTHERS CLEAR OF THE DOOR AND
ANY MOVING PARTS.
• CLEAR ANY OBJECTS OR PEOPLE FROM DOOR PATH.
• PROHIBIT TRAFFIC THROUGH THE DOOR OPENING WHILE TESTING.
THREE CYCLE OBSTRUCTION TEST WITH STOP ON OBSTRUCTION CONTINUED
If the obstruction is removed, the FSCX will wait 10 seconds and then close
the door. Should the door contact a second obstruction, the FSCX will fully open
the door, then attempt to close the door again. If the obstruction is still there, the
FSCX will open the door to the up limit and mechanically release the door.
STAND CLEAR OF ANY PATH THE OBSTRUCTION MIGHT TAKE AFTER BEING
CONTACTED BY THE DROPPED DOOR. The annunciator will continue to sound
until the alarm condition is cleared.
3) Reset the FSCX by turning the key switch to the RESET position and then
back to NORMAL.
4) Reset door sash chain and armature.
5) Open the door.
AUTO OPEN ON RESET TEST
1) Make sure the DIP switches at position 5 (auto open on reset, test only)
and position 6 (relay board PRESENT) are set in the ON position on the
Main Circuit Board.
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WARNING: KEEP THE DOOR OPENING CLEAR OF ALL PERSONNEL.
THIS TEST SHOULD BE PERFORMED USING THE TEST AND RESET FUNCTIONS OF
THE REMOTE TEST STATION. (It may be performed using the test and reset switches
of the device enclosure.)
2) Turn the key switch to TEST and leave it there.
• Make sure there are no obstructions in the path of the door.
3) Allow the door to fully close.
4) Reset the FSCX by turning the key switch to the RESET position and back
to NORMAL.
• After the reset is complete the door will automatically start to open to
the up limit.
NOTIFICATION OFF ON CLOSE LIMIT TEST
1) Make sure the DIP switches at position 4 (notification off on down limit,
test only) and position 6 (relay board PRESENT) are set to the ON position
on the Main Circuit Board.
WARNING: KEEP THE DOOR OPENING CLEAR OF ALL PERSONNEL.
THIS TEST SHOULD BE PERFORMED USING THE TEST AND RESET FUNCTIONS OF
THE REMOTE TEST STATION. (It may be performed using the test and reset
switches of the Device Enclosure.)
2) Make sure the operator is not in the down limit
• If in the down limit, press the open button on the 3-button station to
open the door.
3) Turn the key switch to TEST and leave it there.
• Make sure there are no obstructions in the path of the door.
4) Allow the door to fully close.
• When the door reaches the down limit, the notification appliances will
shut off. If the open button on the 3-button station is pressed and the
door leaves the down limit, the notification appliances will turn back on.
5) Reset the FSCX by turning the key switch to RESET and then back to NORMAL.
NOTE: If Dip Switch 5 is not set to ON—the door will automatically re-open.
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Test Procedures
Automatic Door Closure Tests (Motorized Doors/FSCX only)
(continued):
WARNING
: TO PREVENT POSSIBLE SERIOUS
INJURY OR DEATH:
• WHILE PERFORMING A MECHANICAL OR ELECTRICAL DOOR DROP
TEST, STAY CLEAR OF THE DOOR AND ANY MOVING PARTS.
• CLEAR ANY OBJECTS OR PEOPLE FROM DOOR PATH.
• PROHIBIT TRAFFIC THROUGH THE DOOR OPENING WHILE TESTING.
ALARM ON POWER LOSS TEST
1) Make sure the DIP switch at position 8 (alarm on power loss) is set in the ON
position on the Main Circuit Board.
2) UNPLUG the unit from the AC power source OR DISCONNECT the DC power
input to the unit.
• After the factory set 10 second time delay (or longer optional delay) the
device will close the door.
3) Re-apply AC or DC power to the unit.
4) Reset the FSCX by turning the key switch to RESET and back to NORMAL.
After completing all tests, verify the door is in normal operating condition (open
or closed) and that all power required for normal operation has been restored
to the unit and operator. This equipment is designed to operate with its power
source applied.
SET DIP SWITCHES AS DESIRED.
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Release Device Compatibility Identifier
Photoelectric Smoke Detectors
System Sensor Model No ............Description
2W-B ..............................................2-wire smoke detector, compatibility identifier A
2WT-B............................................2-wire smoke detector w/135°F thermal sensor, compatibility identifier A
4W-B ..............................................4-wire smoke detector
4WT-B............................................4-wire smoke detector w/135°F thermal sensor
Hochiki Model No ...........................Description
SLR835BH-2................................2-wire smoke detector w/135°F thermal sensor, compatibility identifier HD-6
Heat Detectors
System Sensor Model No ............Description
5603 ...............................................135°F fixed temperature
5604 ...............................................194°F fixed temperature
Hochiki Model No ...........................Description
DFE-135 ..................................... 135˚F fixed temperature
Notification Devices
System Sensor Model No ............Description
SR ...............................................Strobe. Set for 15 cd per System Sensor Instructions
HR ...............................................Horn. Set for non-temporal horn per System Sensor Instructions
P2R ...............................................Horn/Strobe. Set for 15 cd and non-temporal horn per System Sensor instructions
End of Line Devices
System Sensor Model No ..........Description
EOLR-1 ..........................................End of line relay
Replacement Parts
Overhead Door Part No................Qty ......................................Description
.
111658.0001.S ...........................1 ..........................................Sytem backup battery (12 Volt)
112087.0001.S ...........................1 ...........................................System non-rechargeable battery (NRB2.4-7.2)
112325.0001.S ...................... as req'd ..............................End of line relay w/Plate
112249.0001.S .........................as req'd ..............................End of line resistor w/Plate
111995.XXXXXX .....................as req'd ..............................Installation Manual
112012.0001.S ...........................1 ..........................................Armature Assembly
112007.0001.S ...........................1 ...........................................Remote Test Plate
112226.0001.S...........................10 pack..............................Fuse 2A
112228.0001.S ...........................10 pack..............................Supervisory Resistor
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Installation Notes
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Test Records
DATE
SERIAL #
INSTALLER/TESTER NAME
WITNESS NAME
PASS FAIL
Make copies of this page as needed for additional testing. Keep records of all tests in a permanent file.
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Claims under this warranty must be made promptly after discovery, within the applicable
warranty period, and in writing to the authorized distributor or installer whose name and
address appeared below. (Proof of purchase and identification as the original purchaser may
be required.) The purchaser must allow Seller reasonable opportunity to inspect any Product
claimed to be defective prior to removal or any alteration of its condition.
Limited Warranty
The Distributor of Overhead Door Corporation products whose name appears below (”Seller”)
warrants to the original purchaser of the Fire Sentinel® Release System specified below
(”Product”), subject to all terms and conditions hereof, that the Product and all components
thereof will be free from defects in material and workmanship under normal use and service for
the following period, measured from the date of the installation:
• One (1) year
its option,the Product or any part thereof which is determined by Seller to be defective
during the applicable warranty period. Any labor charges are excluded and will be the
responsibility of the purchaser. This warranty is made to the original purchaser of the
Product only, and is not transferable or assignable.
This warranty applies only to the Product which is installed in commercial or industrial
building applications. This warranty does not apply to any unauthorized alteration or repair
of the Product, or to any Product or component which has been damaged or deteriorated
due to misuse, neglect, accident or failure to provide necessary maintenance, normal wear
and tear, or acts of God or other causes beyond the resonable control of Seller and does not
cover batteries, or repairs and maintenance to the operator or door components.
MODEL #:
SERIAL #:
ORIGINAL PURCHASER:
INSTALLATION ADDRESS:
DOOR NUMBER (MULTIPLE DOOR INSTALLATIONS):
DOOR TYPE:
SELLER:
SELLER’S ADDRESS:
DATE OF INSTALLATION:
SIGNATURE OF SELLER:
THIS WARRANTY IS EXCLUSIVE AND IN LIEU OF ANY OTHER WARRANTIES, EITHER
EXPRESSED OR IMPLIED, INCLUDING BUT NOT LIMITED TO ANY IMPLIED WARRANTY OF
MERCHANTABILITY OR FITNESS FOR A PARTICULAR PURPOSE.
IN NO EVENT SHALL SELLER BE RESPONSIBLE FOR, OR LIABLE TO ANYONE FOR, SPECIAL,
INDIRECT, COLLATERAL, PUNITIVE, INCIDENTAL OR CONSEQUENTIAL DAMAGES, even if
Seller has been advised of the possibility of such damages. Such excluded damages include,
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