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Contents

1.0 Fire Alarm Control Panels 1.1 XLS 3000 1.2 XLS 140-2 (E)

2.0 Voice Control Systems 2.1 Digital Voice Command

2.2 Amplifiers

2.3 Emergency Telephone & Accessories

3.0 Accessories 3.1 Displays

3.2 Control and Network Modules

3.3 Power Supplies

3.4 Cabinets

3.5 Printers

4.0 Eclipse Intelligent Devices 4.1 Heat / Smoke Detectors

4.2 Input / Output Modules

4.3 Manual Call Points

4.4 Detector Accessories

5.0 Flashscan Intelligent Devices 5.1 Heat / Smoke Detectors

5.2 Manual Call Points

5.3 Detector Accessories 5.4 Relay and Output Control Modules

5.5 Release Control Modules

6.0 Detectors for Hazardous Areas 6.1 Intrinsically Safe Detectors

6.2 Intrinsically Safe MCPs

6.3 Explosion Proof Detectors

7.0 Audio / Visual Devices 7.1 Speaker Strobes

7.2 Horns

7.3 Bells 7.4 Sounders

8.0 Programming, Integration and Graphics 8.1 Programming Tool

8.2 EBI - Integration Platform

8.3 Fireman Graphics

8.4 Gateways

9.0 Standards / Approvals and Factory 9.1 ISO Factory Certification

9.2 FM

9.3 UL 9.4 References


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CONTACT INFORMATION

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Marketing:

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Training and Technical Support:

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1.0 Fire Alarm Control Panels

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XLS3000Intelligent Addressable

Fire Alarm System

XLS3000s, XLS-DVC audio option at right

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General

The Honeywell XLS3000 is an intelligent Fire Alarm ControlPanel designed for medium- to large-scale facilities. Fire emer-gency detection and evacuation are extremely critical to lifesafety, and the XLS3000 is ideally suited for these applications.

The XLS3000 is part of the XLS Series of products from Honey-well. The XLS3000 is ideal for virtually any application becauseit features a modular design that is configured per projectrequirements. With one to ten Signaling Line Circuits (SLCs),the XLS3000 supports up to 3,180 intelligent addressabledevices.

Information is critical to fire evacuation personnel, and theXLS3000s large 640-character Liquid Crystal Display (LCD)presents vital information to operators concerning a fire situa-tion, fire progression, and evacuation details.

The Eclipse line of detectors and modules introduces a newconcept in fire detection. Because the devices are all individuallyintelligent, they have the ability to communicate directly with oneanother. For years the fire alarm industry has demanded peer-to-peer communication between networked control panels. TheXLS3000 is the first to offer peer-to-peer communicationbetween the detection and notification devices. This new con-cept in detection technology offers unparalleled response time,distributed intelligence and outstanding reliability.

The XLS3000 supports the FireWatch Series internet monitor-ing module IPDACT-2 and permits monitoring of alarm signals

over the Internet, saving the monthly cost of two dedicated busi-ness telephone lines. Although not required, the secondarytelephone line may be retained providing backup communica-tion over the public switched telephone line.

A host of other options are available, including single- or multi-channel voice; firefighters telephone; LED, LCD, or PC-basedgraphic annunciators; fire or integration networking; advanceddetection products for challenging environments, and manyadditional options.

Features

Listed to UL Standard 864, 9th edition.

One to ten isolated intelligent Signaling Line Circuits (SLC)Style 4, 6 or 7.

Up to 159 detectors and 159 modules per SLC, 318 devicesper loop/3,180 per FACP or network node.

Large 16 line, 640 character LCD backlit display or usedisplay-less as a network node.

Network options:

High-speed network for up to 200 nodes (XLS3000,XLS140-2, XLS140, XLS-NCA/-NCA2 Network Annuncia-tor, or XLS-DVC).

Standardnetwork or up to 103 nodes (XLS140, XLS140-2,XLS3000, XLS-NCA/-NCA2 Network Annunciator, or XLS-DVC, and Honeywell Enterprise Buildings Integrator[EBI]). Up to 54 nodes when XLS-DVC is used in networkpaging.

Built-in Alarm, Trouble, Security, and Supervisory relays.

VeriFire Toolsonline/offline program option. Application code is saved in Flash memory.

With built-in Degraded Mode operation, the system is capa-ble of general alarm if a fire alarm condition is present even ifthe CPU fails.

4,000 event history file in nonvolatile memory, plus a sepa-rate 1,000-event alarm-only file.

Alarm Verification selection per point.

Autoprogramming, walk test, positive alarm sequence, andtime scheduling.

Support for Eclipse Detector Protocol.

Backwards compatible with FlashScan and CLIP SLCdevices.

Optional universal 2,040-point DACT.

FM6320 approved Gas Detection System with TC809C1004module and any FM listed gas detector.

EIA-232 printer port; EIA-485 annunciator port.

Honeywell SMART maintenance reporting.

Description

SIGNALING LINE CIRCUITS

The Honeywell XLS3000 Intelligent Addressable Fire AlarmSystem supports up to ten isolated intelligent signaling line cir-cuits with Style 4, 5, or 7. Each of the 10 circuits can have up to159 detectors (any mix of ion, photo, laser photo, thermal, ormulti-sensor) and 159 modules (Addressable pull stations, nor-mally open contact devices, two-wire smoke, notification, orrelay) with a total of 318 device per loop/3,180 per FACP or net-work node. Actual circuit loading is dependant on SLC commu-nication protocol.

Weekly Occupancy Schedules allow changing sensor sensitivityby time of day, and day of week. An optional 2,040 point digitalalarm communicator transmitter (DACT) is available for use with

central monitoring stations. Annunciator support, including cus-tom graphics, is provided via an EIA-485 annunciator port. AnEIA-232 printer port is also provided. The history file has a4,000 event capacity in nonvolatile memory, plus a separate1,000 event alarm-only file. Advanced history filters allow sortingby event, time, date, or address. Alarm verification selection canbe done per point, with tally. Autoprogramming and Walk testreports are provided. The panel includes positive alarmsequence (PAS) Presignal functionality. Timer options includeSilence Inhibit and Auto Silence.

Field programmability, with check and compare, is provided on aPC with the Verifire Tools program. Up to 1,000 powerful Bool-ean logic equations can be used. Non-alarm points are providedfor lower priority functions. Remote ACK/Signal Silence/Systemreset/Drill can be done via monitor modules. The XLS3000 sup-

ports the SCS Series smoke control system in both HVAC orFSCS modes.

Figure 1 shows some of the sample system options.


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DISPLAY

The XLS3000 display is a backlit LCD with 640-character dis-play and a program keypad. The display allows up to nine users,each with a password and selectable access levels. The displayhas 11 LED indicators:

There are also five membrane switch controls: Acknowledge,Signal Silence, Drill, System Reset, and Lamp Test.

TC840C1000 COPTIR

ADVANCED MULTI-CRITERIA DETECTOR

Detects all four major elements of a fire (smoke, heat, CO,and flame).

Automatic drift compensation of smoke sensor and CO cell.

High nuisance-alarm immunity.

Six sensitivity levels.

TC809C1004 GAS DETECTION MODULE:

Interface to industry-standard linear scale 4-20 mA sensors. Five programmable thresholds

FM Approved, Class 6320 (Stationary Gas Sensors/Detec-tors)

FlashScan ExclusiveWorld-Leading Detector Protocol

FLASHSCAN

At the heart of the XLS3000 is a set of detection devices anddevice protocol FlashScan. FlashScan is an all-digital proto-col that gives superior precision and high noise immunity.

As well as giving quick identification of an active input device,this new protocol can also activate many output devices in afraction of the time required by competitive protocols. This highspeed also allows the XLS3000 to have the largest device perloop capacity in the industry 318 points yet every input andoutput device is sampled in less than two seconds. Up to 159outputs can be activated in less than 5 seconds. The micropro-cessor-based FlashScan detectors have bicolor LEDs that canbe coded to provide diagnostic information, such as deviceaddress during Walk Test.

The multicolor LEDs blink the device address during a WalkTest. FlashScan operates with a fully digital, high-precision pro-tocol. The multi-detector algorithm involves nearby detectors inthe alarm decision, and the FlashScan device also utilizes driftcompensation.

The FlashScan protocol incorporates nine levels of pre-alarmXLS intelligent sensing, each of which can be manuallyadjusted. Several programmable devices are available:

Ion 0.5 to 2.5%/foot obscuration.

Photo 0.5 to 2.35%/foot obscuration.

Laser (Pinnacle) 0.02 to 2.0%/foot obscuration.

Acclimate 0.5 to 4.0%/foot obscuration.

Power Supervisory Point Disabled Fire Alarm System Trouble CPU Failure Pre-Alarm Other Event Controls Active Security Signals Silenced

Figure 1 XLS3000 Sample System Options

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COPTIR 1.0 to 4.0%/foot obscuration.

The FlashScan has a self-optimizing pre-alarm, automaticdetector sensitivity testing, and two levels of maintenance alert.It also provides programmable activation of sounder/relay basesduring alarm or pre-alarm. The Read Status displays the level ofdetector cleanliness.

Intelligent Sensing

Intelligent sensing is a set of software algorithms that providethe XLS3000 with industry-leading smoke detection capability.These complex algorithms require many calculations on eachreading of each detector, and are made possible by the veryhigh-speed microcomputer used by the XLS3000.

Drift Compensation and Smoothing. Drift compensationallows the detector to retain its original ability to detect actualsmoke, and resist false alarms, even as dirt accumulates. Itreduces maintenance requirements by allowing the system toautomatically perform the periodic sensitivity measurementsrequired by NFPA 72. Smoothing filters are also provided bysoftware to remove transient noise signals, usually caused byelectrical interference.

Maintenance Warnings. When the drift compensation per-

formed for a detector reaches a certain level, the performance ofthe detector may be compromised, and special warnings aregiven. There are three warning levels: (1) Low Chamber value;(2) Maintenance Alert, indicative of dust accumulation that isnear but below the allowed limit; (3) Maintenance Urgent, indica-tive of dust accumulation above the allowed limit.

Sensitivity Adjust. Nine sensitivity levels are provided for alarmdetection. These levels can be set manually, or can changeautomatically between day and night. Nine levels of pre-alarmsensitivity can also be selected, based on predetermined levelsof alarm. Pre-alarm operation can be latching or self-restoring,and can be used to activate special control functions.

Self-Optimizing Pre-Alarm. Each detector may be set for Self-Optimizing pre-alarm. In this special mode, the detectorlearns its normal environment, measuring the peak analog

readings over a long period of time, and setting the pre-alarmlevel just above these normal peaks.

Cooperating Multi-Detector Sensing. A patented feature ofintelligent sensing is the ability of a smoke sensor to considerreadings from nearby sensors in making alarm or pre-alarmdecisions. Without statistical sacrifice in the ability to resist falsealarms, it allows a sensor to increase its sensitivity to actualsmoke by a factor of almost two to one.

ECLIPSE

In addition to supporting FlashScan protocol, the XLS3000 alsosupports the new Eclipse device series and communication pro-tocol from System Sensor. This technological introduction bringsan advancement to the Honeywell XLS3000 that is yetunmatched in the industry in distributed processing and systemresponse time.

Response

Eclipse improves on the patented FlashScan protocol by fur therdistributing the decision making process down to the devicelevel. Eclipse sensors and alarm modules are able to broadcasttheir condition directly to the output devices on the same loop,eliminating the need for the control panel to process the alarmevents and send individual output commands to the fielddevices. Output devices such as control modules are pre-pro-grammed with response sequences stored directly in the fielddevice. With this communication method, all output devices on acircuit can respond simultaneously to the alarm input within 250ms of activation.

Device Technology

Eclipse devices (TC900 series) are available in the traditionalline of detection and control products including: TC906 Photo-

electric, TC907 Ionization, TC908 Thermal, S464H manual pullstations, TC909 single and dual input modules, TC910N super-vised and TC910R unsupervised control relay modules.

Circuit Isolation

All Eclipse devices include built-in fault isolation modules toimprove system survivability in the event of a field wiring shortcircuit which would normally disable the entire loop. This featureis normally made available only as an option in competing sys-tems though the use of additional hardware. By incorporatingthis feature directly into the base product, installation labor andmaterial cost are reduced.

Device Auto-Adressing and Location Identification

The fault isolators are also important to the Eclipse devices asthey are used during system commissioning to locate the posi-tion of devices on the circuit relative to each other and the con-trol panel. Using this information, the control panel can thenautomatically assign device addresses, eliminating a normallylabor intensive portion of the start up process. Device locationsand addresses are then uploaded to the Verifire Tools program-ming tool and displayed in a graphical format for use by theinstaller or service person.

Device Replacement

If an Eclipse field device needs to be replaced for service pur-poses, the control panel automatically locates the replacementdevice, determines its device type and then downloads therequired programming information, including device addressand operating parameters without operator intervention.

SMART

With the Honeywell System Maintenance and Reporting Tool(SMART), another first in the industry, the XLS3000 system iscapable of reporting the maintenance history of each fielddevice, thus simplifying the Testing and Inspection requirementsmandated by NFPA. When a device exceeds the NFPA testinglimits, the user is alerted by an indication on the control panelthat service should be performed. This feature can be used byowners and building inspectors alike to insure that proper main-tenance is being performed on the system.

Using Verifire Tools, the owner or service company can runreports that list the devices in need of testing, as well as predic-tive reports to list devices that will be coming due in the next 30,60 or 90 day interval, thus eliminating repeat service calls.

Field Programming Options

AUTOPROGRAM

Autoprogram is a timesaving feature of the XLS3000. It is aspecial software routine that allows the XLS3000 to learn whatdevices are physically connected and automatically load them inthe program with default values for all parameters. Requiringless than one minute to run, this routine allows the user to have

almost immediate fire protection in a new installation, even ifonly a portion of the detectors are installed.

VeriFire Tools

VeriFire Tools is an offline programming and test utility that cangreatly reduce installation programming time, and increase con-fidence in the site-specific software. It is Windows based andprovides technologically advanced capabilities to aid theinstaller. The installer may create the entire program for theXLS3000 in the comfort of the office, test it, store a backup file,then bring it to the site and download from a laptop into thepanel.

RELEASING SERVICE

The system will release on any of ten independent hazards.There are three options of sophisticated cross-zone sensing.

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EMERGENCY VOICE AND FIREFIGHTERS TELE-

PHONE

The XLS3000 has digital message generation, hard-wired voicecontrol options, and a Firefighters telephone option. The voicemessage is powered by 50 or 75 Watt high efficiency amplifiers(DAA Series). There is an optional backup tone generator andamplifier available. For the Emergency Voice feature, the newlyintroduced Digital Voice Command provides eight channels ofone-way alarm broadcast and five channels of two-way commu-nications with remote fire telephones (see data sheet 74-4033).

XLS3000-CPU

The control panel electronics are contained on one printed cir-cuit board (PCB) that holds the central processing unit(XLS3000-CPU). The XLS3000-CPU can be purchased with orwithout keypad and display; connections are identical on bothversions.

Ordering Information

CONFIGURATION GUIDELINES

Stand-alone and network systems require a main display. Onsingle-CPU systems (one XLS3000), the display option is the

XLS3000-CPUD. On network systems (two or more networkedfire panel nodes), at least one XLS-NCA2 is required. Optionslisted as follows.

MAIN SYSTEM COMPONENTS

XLS3000-CPUD: XLS3000 with display. Includes CPU, 640character display with keypad.

XLS3000-CPUND: XLS3000 without display. Includes CPUonly.

AMPS-24: Main power supply and battery charger for theXLS3000. One required for each XLS3000 CPU. Charges 25 to200 AH batteries. Primary input power: 110/120 VAC, 50/60 Hz,

4.5 A (maximum). Mounts in the bottom left hand section (bat-tery row) of a XLS-CAB-4 enclosure. See 85-3057.

AMPS-24E: Main power supply and battery charger for theXLS3000. One required for each XLS3000 CPU. Charges 25 to200 AH batteries. Primary input power: 240 VAC, 50/60 Hz,2.25 A. Mounts in the bottom left hand section (battery row) of aXLS-CAB-4 enclosure. See 85-3057.

XLS-ELCM-320: Loop Control Module, Eclipse Protocol. Pro-vides one Eclipse SLC. XLS3000 supports up to five XLS-ELCM-320 and five XLS-ELEM-320 expanders for a total of tenSLCs. See 85-3056.

XLS-ELEM-320: Loop Expander Module, Eclipse Protocol.Expands an XLS-ELCM-320. Cannot be used to expand anLCM-320. See 85-3056.

LCM-320: Loop Control Module, CLIP/FlashScan Protocol.Provides one CLIP/FlashScan SLC. XLS3000 supports up tofive LCM-320 and five LEM-320 expanders for a total of tenSLCs. See 85-3056.

LEM-320: Loop Expander Module, CLIP/FlashScan Protocol.Expands an LCM-320. Cannot be used to expand an XLS-ELCM-320. See 85-3056.

NETWORKING OPTIONS

XLS-NCA2: Network Control Annunciator. One required perXLS-NET. Provides annunciation and control of all points onXLS-NET. See 74-4045.

NCM-W, NCM-F: Network Communications Modules. Wire andmulti-mode fiber versions available. One required for each net-work node (XLS3000, XLS140, XLS140-2, XLS-DVC, BACNETGATEWAY, FNA) on XLS-NET. Mounts in a standard chassisposition or on a BMP-1 plate. See 85-3007.

XLS-NCM-EBI-W:Network Control Module, Wire. Used in appli-cations where the FNA (Fire Network Adaptor) is mountedremotely next to an EBI server. The XLS-NCM-EBI-W mounts

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inside the EBI server (in an PCI slot) and communicates with theFNA. See 85-3007.

XLS-NCM-EBI-F: Network Control Module, Multi-Mode Fiber.Used in applications where the FNA (Fire Network Adaptor) ismounted remotely next to an EBI server. The XLS-NCM-EBI-Fmounts inside the EBI server (in an PCI slot) and communicateswith the FNA. See 85-3007.

HS-NCM-W/MF/SF/WMF/WSF/MFSF: High-speed networkcommunications modules. Wire, single-mode fiber, multi-modefiber, and media conversion models are available. See 74-4082.

RPT-W, RPT-F, RPT-WF: Repeater board with wire connection(RPT-W), fiber connection (RPT-F), or allowing a change inmedia type between wire and fiber (RPT-WF). See 85-3007.

Q7055B1039. FNA (Fire Network Adaptor). Used to connectXLS-NET or a standalone XLS3000 to Honeywell EBI. Requiresone NCM-W/F or one XLS-NCM-EBI-W/F. See 74-4017.

BACNET-GW-3: BACnet interface for the XLS3000 or XLS-NET.Allows the XLS3000 to be connected to any BACnet capableapplication (subject to local AHJ approval). See 85-3067.

XLS-GW-EM-3: XLSNET Gateway, embedded. See 74-5084 .

AUXILIARY POWER SUPPLIES & BATTERIES

BAT Series Battery:Batteries, 12V, Sealed Lead-Acid. AMPS-24 is compatible with 25 AH to 200 AH batteries. See85-3072.

BB-100: Battery Enclosure. Holds up to two 100 AH batteries.

BB-200: Battery Enclosure. Stores up to 200 AH batteries.

EOL-CR / CW: End of line relay plate. Required for certainCanadian Applications. See 85-3062.

XLS-LBB: Battery Enclosure, Black. Holds two 60 AH batteriesor one 100 AH battery.

XLS-LBBR: Battery Enclosure, Red. Holds two 60 AH batteriesor one 100 AH battery.

APS2-6R: Auxiliary power supply. Provides two 24 VDC cir-cuits, each rated for 3.0 Amps in alarm and 2.0 Amps continu-ous. Commonly used for the operation of peripheral audio/visual devices or any other application requiring 24VDC. See

85-3050.

ACPS-610: 6.0 amp or 10 amp addressable charging powersupply. See 85-3109.

HPF24S6: 24 VDC NAC Remote Power Supply, 6A. Providesbuilt-in NAC synchronization. 120 VAC only. UL LISTED.

HPF24S6C: Same as HPF24S6, but ULC LISTED.

HPF24S6E: Same as HPF24S6, but 240 VAC.

HPF24S8: 24 VDC NAC Remote Power Supply, 8A. Providesbuilt-in NAC synchronization. 120 VAC only. UL LISTED.

HPF24S8C: Same as HPF24S8, but ULC LISTED.

HPR24S8E: Same as HPF24S8, but 240 VAC.

AUDIO OPTIONS

XLS-DVC Digital Audio System: XLS-DVC Digital Voice Sys-tem. Networkable or standalone with a XLS3000. See 74-4033.

DAA-50 Series, DAA-75 Series: XLS-DVC Digital Audio Ampli-fiers. Used with the XLS-DVC digital voice system, these ampli-fiers communicate via the digital audio look to provide 8channels of audio messaging and 5 channels of fire fighter'stelephone communication over a single twisted pair of wire orfiber pair. See 74-4032 and 85-3121.

XPIQ: Intelligent Audio Transponder. Requires a FlashScanSLC loop. Provides up to four 25 W programmable amplifiers.Used with the XLS-DVC-EM with the DVC-AO Analog Audiooption board. See 74-4045.

AA-30, AA-100, AA-120: Traditional Audio Amplifiers. Amplifiesa low level audio signal to high level audio at 30, 100 or 120Watts. Used with the XLS-DVC-EM when the DVC-AO Analog

Audio Option is used. See 85-3044.

RM-1: Remote paging microphone series. See 85-3053.

AFAWS Series: Fire fighters remote telephone enclosure. See85-3052.

ACT-2: Audio Coupling Transformer. See 85-3065.

EQ Series Cabinets: EQ series cabinets will house amplifiers,power supplies, battery chargers and control modules. EQ cabi-nets are available in three sizes, B through D. 85-3110.

TC810T1000: Firephone Control Module connects a remotefirefighter telephone to a centralized telephone console. Reportsstatus to panel. Wiring to jacks and handsets is supervised. See74-4077.

PRINTERS, ACS DEVICES & PERIPHERALS

XLS-PRN-6: 80-column desktop dot matrix printer. See 85-3073.

ACM-24AT: ACS annunciator provides 24 LEDS with controlbuttons for annunciation and control of points. Can beexpanded up to 96 points with AEM-24AT expanders. Active/Alarm LEDs can be programmed by point to be red, green oryellow; the Trouble LED is always yellow. Mounts on a DP-DISPor ADP-4B. See 85-3004.

AEM-24AT: Same LED and switch capabilities as ACM-24AT;

expands the ACM-24AT to 48, 72, or 96 points (24 points perAEM-24AT). Mounts on a DP-DISP or ADP-4B. See 85-3004.

ACS annunciator provides 48 programmable LEDS for annun-ciation of points. Can be expanded up to 96 points with anAEM-48A expander. Active/Alarm LEDs can be programmed bypoint to be red, green or yellow; the Trouble LED is always yel-low. Mounts on a DP-DISP or ADP-4B. See 85-3004.

Mounts on a DP-DISP or ADP-4B. See 85-3004.

ACS Relay Module. Used to provide up to 8 remote form C con-tacts. Can be located up to 6,000 ft (1828.8 m) from the panel.See 85-3046.

LCD-160: Remote Annunciator. Mimics the XLS3000 Display.Mounts in an XLS-ABS-2D(R), XLS-ABS-4D(R), XLS-ABF-2B,XLS-ABF-4B enclosure, or a DP-DISP, or ADP-4B dress plate.

See 85-3058.LCD-80: LCD Remote Annunciator. 80-character, backlit LCDdisplay. Mounts up to 6,000 ft. (1828.8 m) from panel. 85-3066.

SCS Series: Smoke control station. Used for UL listed smokecontrol applications. See 85-3048.

UZC-256: Universal Zone Coder provides non-interfering suc-cessive zone coding. Field programmable via laptop software.Mounts on a CHS-4 series chassis within XLS3000.

LDM-32: Lamp Driver module. Used to drive custom graphicannunciators. Mounts in a standard chassis position or inside agraphic annunciator. See 85-3042.

DPI-232: Direct Panel Interface. Specialized modem for extend-ing EIA-232 serial data links to remotely located control panelsand/or peripherals. Mounts in a standard chassis position. See

85-3006.COMMUNICATORS (DACTS) AND TRANSMITTERS

UDACT: Universal Digital Alarm Communicator Transmitter.Provides up to 636 channels. See 85-3049.

411 Series: 411 Series Slave Digital Alarm CommunicatorTransmitters. See 85-3063.

411 UDAC: 411UDAC Standalone Digital Alarm Communicator/Transmitter. Features remote upload and download capabilities.See 85-3064.

TM-4 Transmitter: Transmitter Module used for municipal boxtrip. Includes three reverse-polarity circuits and one municipalbox circuit. Mounts in a standard chassis position. See 85-3005.


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COMPATIBLE INTELLIGENT DEVICES

BEAMHK: Heating kit for transmitter/receiver unit ofTC847A1004below. See 74-3940.

BEAMHKR: Heating kit for use with the reflector ofTC847A1004 below. See 74-3940.

BEAMLRK: Long-range accessory kit, TC847A1004 below. See74-3940.

BEAMMRK: Multi-mount kit, TC847A1004 below. See 74-3940.BEAMSMK: Surface-mount kit, TC847A1004 below. See 74-3940.

TC847A1004: Intelligent beam smoke detector with integralsensitivity test. See 74-3940.

TC840C1000: FlashScan COPTIR Advanced Multi-CriteriaDetector. See 74-5070.

TC807B1059: Low-profile FlashScan ionization detector.

TC807B1059: Low-profile FlashScan photoelectric detector.

TC806B1076: Low-profile FlashScan photoelectric detectorwith 135F (57C) thermal.

TC808B1041: FlashScan thermal detector 135F (57C).TC808B1058: FlashScan thermal detector 135F (57C) with

rate-of-rise.TC808B1066: FlashScan 190F (88C) high-temperature ther-mal detector.

DNR: InnovairFlex low-flow non-relay duct-detector housing(order TC806DNR separately). Replaces TC806D1049/TC806D1056. See 74-4076.

DNRW:Same as above with NEMA-4 rating, watertight. See74-4076.

TC806DNR: Low-profile intelligent photoelectric sensor,remote test capable. For use with DNR(W).

TC806DNRCDN:Same as TC806DNR but with ULC listing.

TC840M1021: FlashScan Acclimate low-profile multi-sensordetector.

TC846A1013: FlashScan Pinnacle laser photo detector.

B224RB: Low-profile relay base. See 85-3043.

14507371-005: Isolator base for low-profile detectors. See 85-3043.

14507371-001:Low-profile base. Standard U.S. style. See 85-3043.

14506414-002:European-style, 4" (10.16 cm) base. See 85-3043.

B200SR: Intelligent sounder base, Temporal 3 or Continuoustone. See 85-3043.

TC809A1059: FlashScan monitor module. See 74-3993.

TC809D1004: FlashScan dual monitor module. See 74-3993.

TC841A1000: FlashScan two-wire detector monitor module.See 74-3993.

TC809B1008: FlashScan miniature monitor module. See 74-3993.

TC809C1004:FlashScan 4-20 mA protocol monitor module.

TC810S1000:FlashScan releasing control module. See 74-5068.

TC810N1013: FlashScan NAC control module. See 74-3995.

TC810R1024: FlashScan relay module. See 74-3995.

S464G1007: Manual pull station, addressable (CLIP/Flash-Scan). See 74-3365.

S464H1006: Manual pull station, addressable (Eclipse). See 74-4014.

TC811A1006: Isolator module. See 77-4555.

XP6-C: FlashScan six-circuit supervised control module. See

85-3069.

XP6-MA: FlashScan six-zone interface module; connectsintelligent alarm system to two-wire conventional detectionzone. See 85-3070.

XP6-R: FlashScan six-relay (Form-C) control module. See 85-3071.

XP10-M: FlashScan ten-input monitor module. See 85-3068.

ENCLOSURES, CHASSIS & DRESS PLATES

XLS-CAB-4 Series Enclosure: XLS3000 mounts in a standardCAB-4 Series enclosure. Backbox and door ordered seperately;requires XLS-BP2-4 battery plate. A trim ring option is availablefor semi-flush mounting. See 85-3002.

CHS-M3: Chassis for XLS3000 CPU for all applications unlessthe XLS-DVC is used with fire fighter's telephones. Mounts inthe top row of a XLS-CAB-4 series enclosure.

CA-2: Chassis for XLS3000 CPU when XLS-DVC is used withfire fighter's telephone. Mounts in the top two rows of a XLS-CAB-4 series enclosure. See 74-4033.

DP-DISP: Display dress plate. Used whenever a CHS-M3 isused. Covers the top row of a XLS-CAB-4 series enclosure.

ADP-4B: Annunciator dress plate. Mounts in rows 2, 3 or 4 of aXLS-CAB-4 series enclosure. Used with ACS series annuncia-

tors.BMP-1: Cover Plate. Used with the DP-DISP or ADP-4B when-ever an annunciator position is unused and needs to be cov-ered.

DP-1B: Solid Blank plate. Used to cover rows 2, 3 or 4. Usedwhen the installed equipment does not require user interaction(such as audio amplifiers).

XLS-BP2-4: Battery Plate. Covers the battery row. Onerequired for each XLS3000 system.

CHS-4L: Standard Chassis, Low Profile. Used in rows 1 through4. Commonly used for AA series amplifiers.

CHS-4N: Standard Chassis, High Profile. Used in rows 1through 4. Commonly used for APS-6R power supplies andother peripherals such as NCMs, LCMs, etc.

CHS-6: Chassis used with the XP6 and XP10 Multi Modes.Mounts up to six modules in any XLS-CAB-4 series row.

AUDIO VISUAL DEVICES (RECOMMENDED)

P2 & P4 Series: SpectrAlert Advance Wall Horn/Strobes. See85-0304 or 85C-0304 (Canada).

CH Series: SpectrAlert Advance Wall Chimes. See 85-0306 or85C-0306 (Canada).

SP2 Series: SpectrAlert Wall Speaker/Strobes, Wall Mount.See 85-0302.

SP2C Series: SpectrAlert Ceiling Speaker/Strobes, CeilingMount. See 85-3101.

SP200 Series: SpectrAlert Speakers. See 85-0301.

PA400 Series: SpectrAlert PA400 Series Mini Sounders. See

85-3083.

PF24V Series: Exit Point Directional Sounder. Used to markperimeter exits. See 85-3059.

SSM Series: Standard Fire Alarm Bells. See 85-3107.

MISCELLANEOUS

R-10, R-20, EOLR Series: Multi-Voltage conventional relays,UL Fire rated. Used for a variety of fire applications. See 85-3111.

FM Series: FM Series Magnetic Door Holders. See 85-3095.

IPDACT-2/2UD, Internet Monitoring Module: Mounts inIPENC enclosure. Connects to primary and secondary DACTtelephone output ports for internet communications over cus-tomer-provided ethernet connection. Requires compatible Tel-

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IPCHSKIT:IP Communicator Chassis Mounting Kit. For mount-ing an IPDACT-2 onto the panel chassis or CHS-4 series chas-sis. Use IPENC for external mounting applications.

IPSPLT: Y-adaptor option allow connection of both panel dialeroutputs to one IPDACT-2 cable input.

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System Capacity

Intelligent Signaling Line Circuits..............1 expandable to 10

Intelligent detectors ............................................ 159 per loop

Addressable monitor/control modules ................ 159 per loop Programmable software zones............................... over 2000

ACS annunciatorsper XLS3000-CPU.....................32 address x 64 or 96 points

NOTE: The XLS3000-CPU can support up to 96 annunciatoraddress points per ACM-24/-48.

Specifications

Model: XLS3000 Intelligent Addressable Fire Alarm System

Primary Input Power:

AMPS-24: 110-120 VAC, 50/60 Hz, 4.5 Amps maximum.

AMPS-24E: 240 VAC, 50/60 Hz, 2.25 Amps maximum.

DC Output:

24 VDC: Up to 4.5 Amps 5 VDC: Up to 1.0 A.

Total Output Power: 24V, 4.5 A in alarm.

Temperature Ratings: Ambient: 32F to 120F (0 to 49C).

Humidity Ratings: 10 to 93% RH, non-condensing.

System Capacity:

Intelligent Signaling Line Circuits:1, expandable to 10.

Intelligent Detectors:159 per loop.

Addressable Monitor/Control Modules:159 per loop.

Programmable Software Zones:over 2,000.

ACS Annunciators per XLS3000-CPU:32 address x 64 or96* points.

*NOTE: The XLS3000-CPU can support up to 96 annunciatoraddress points per ACM-24/-48.

Standards and Codes: The XLS3000 Intelligent AddressableFire Alarm is designed to comply with the following standards:

NFPA 72 Local, Auxiliary, Remote Station, Proprietary,and Emergency Voice/Alarm Fire System Requirements.

Underwriters Laboratories Standard UL 864 (Fire), 9thEdition.

Underwriters Laboratories Standard UL 1076 (Burglary).

Temperature and Humidity Ranges

This system meets NFPA requirements for operation at 0 49C/32 120F and at a relative humidity 93% 2% RH (non-condensing) at 32C 2C (90F 3F). However, the usefullife of the system's standby batteries and the electronic compo-nents may be adversely affected by extreme temperature rangesand humidity. Therefore, it is recommended that this system andits peripherals be installed in an environment with a normal roomtemperature of 15 27C/60 80F.

Agency Listings and ApprovalsThese listings and approvals apply to the modules specified inthis document. In some cases, certain modules or applicationsmay not be listed by cer tain approval agencies, or listing may bein process. Consult factory for latest listing status.

UL Listed:S470

ULC Listed:S470

MEA:232-06-E Vol 2

FDNY:COA#6031

CSFM:7170-1130:256 (Commercial)

FM Approved

FM6320 Approved. Class 6320 for Gas Detection

City of Chicago

City of Denver PSB Corporation

This document is not intended to be used for installation purposes. We try to keep our product information up-to-date and accurate. We cannot cover all specificapplications or anticipate all requirements. All specifications are subject to change without notice.

SMART, Eclipse, XPEDITE, EBI, and Pinnacle are all trademarks; and Acclimate, Filtrex, FlashScan, NION, NOTIFIER, System Sensor,VeriFire, and VIEW are all registered trademarks of Honeywell International Inc.

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General

In stand-alone or network configurations, Honeywells XLS140-2meets virtually every application requirement.

Designed with modularity and for ease of system planning, theXLS140-2 can be configured with just a few devices for smallbuilding applications, or for a large campus or high-rise applica-tion. Simply add additional peripheral equipment to suit theapplication.

The FireWatch Series internet monitoring modules IPDACT-2and IPDACT-2UD permit monitoring of alarm signals over theInternet, saving the monthly cost of two dedicated business tele-phone lines. Although not required, the secondary telephone

line may be retained providing backup communication over thepublic switched telephone line.

NOTE: Unless called out with a version-specific E at the end ofthe part number, XLS140-2 refers to models XLS140-2 andXLS140-2E; similarly, XLS140-CPU2 refers to models XLS140-CPU2 and XLS140-CPU2E.

Features


One, expandable to two, isolated intelligent Signaling LineCircuit (SLC) Style 4, 6 or 7.

Up to 159 detectors (any mix of ion, photo, thermal, or multi-sensor) and 159 modules (Addressable pull stations, nor-mally open contact devices, two-wire smoke, notification, or

relay) per SLC. 318 devices per loop/636 per FACP or net-work node.

Standard 80-character display, 640-character large display,or display-less (a node on a network).

Network options: High-speed network for up to 200 nodes (XLS3000,

XLS140-2, XLS140, XLS-NCA/-NCA2 Network Annuncia-tor, or XLS-DVC).

Standardnetwork for up to 103 nodes (XLS140, XLS140-2, XLS3000, XLS-NCA/-NCA2 Network Annunciator, orXLS-DVC, and Honeywell Enterprise Buildings Integra-tor [EBI]). Up to 54 nodes when DVC is used in networkpaging.

6.0 amp switch mode power supply with four Class A/B built-in Notification Appliance Circuits (NAC). Selectable System

Sensor, Wheelock, or Gentex strobe synchronization. Built-in Alarm, Trouble, Security, andSupervisory relays.

VeriFire Tools online or offline programming utility. Upload/Download, save, store, check, compare, and simulate paneldatabases. Upgrade panel firmware.

Autoprogramming and Walk Test reports.

Optional universal 636-point DACT.

80-character remote annunciators (up to 32).

EIA-485 annunciators, including custom graphics.

Printer interface (80-column and 40-column printers).

History file with 800-event capacity in nonvolatile memory,plus separate 200-event alarm-only file.

Alarm Verification selection per point, with tally.

Autoprogramming and Walk Test reports.

Presignal/Positive Alarm Sequence (PAS). Silence inhibit and Auto Silence timer options.

March time/temporal/California two-stage coding/strobe syn-chronization.

Field-programmable on panel or on PC, with VeriFire Tool-sUni program check, compare, simulate.

Full QWERTY keypad.

Battery charger supports 18 200 amp hour batteries.

Non-alarm points for lower priority functions.

Remote ACK/Signal Silence/System Reset/Drill via monitormodules.

Automatic time control functions, with holiday exceptions.

Surface Mount Technology (SMT) electronics.

Extensive, built-in transient protection. Powerful Boolean logic equations.

XLS-NCA2 640-CHARACTER DISPLAY FEATURES:

Backlit, 640-character display.

Supports SCS Series smoke control system in both HVAC orFSCS modes (XLS140-2 not UL-Listed for FSCS).

Printer and CRT EIA-232 ports.

EIA-485 annunciator and terminal mode ports.

Alarm, Trouble, Supervisory, and Security relays.

FLASHSCAN INTELLIGENT FEATURES:

Poll up to 318 devices in less than two seconds.

Activate up to 159 outputs in less than five seconds.

Multicolor LEDs blink device address during Walk Test. Fully digital, high-precision protocol (U.S. Patent 5,539,389).

Manual sensitivity adjustment nine levels.

Pre-alarm intelligent sensing nine levels.

Day/Night automatic sensitivity adjustment.

Sensitivity windows:

Ion 0.5 to 2.5%/foot obscuration.

Photo 0.5 to 2.35%/foot obscuration.

Laser (Pinnacle) 0.02 to 2.0%/foot obscuration.

Acclimate 0.5 to 4.0%/foot obscuration.

COPTIR 1.0 to 4.0%/foot obscuration.

Drift compensation (U.S. Patent 5,764,142).

Degraded mode in the unlikely event that the XLS140-CPU2 microprocessor fails, FlashScan detectors revert to

degraded operation and can activate the XLS140-CPU2 NACcircuits and alarm relay. Each of the four built-in panel circuitsincludes a Disable/Enable switch for this feature.

Multi-detector algorithm involves nearby detectors in alarmdecision (U.S. Patent 5,627,515).


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Automatic detector sensitivity testing (NFPA-72 compliant).

Maintenance alert (two levels).

Self-optimizing pre-alarm.

TC840C1000 COPTIR

ADVANCED MULTI-CRITERIA DETECTOR

Detects all four major elements of a fire (smoke, heat, CO,and flame).

Automatic drift compensation of smoke sensor and CO cell.

High nuisance-alarm immunity.

Six sensitivity levels.

TC846A1013 PINNACLE LASER SMOKE DETECTION

TECHNOLOGY:

Revolutionary spot laser design.

Advanced intelligent sensing algorithms differentiatebetween smoke and non-smoke signals (U.S. Patent5,831,524).

Addressable operation pinpoints the fire location.

No moving parts to fail or filters to change.

Early warning performance comparable to the best aspirationsystems at a fraction of the lifetime cost.

TC840M1021 ACCLIMATE

LOW-PROFILE INTELLIGENT MULTI-SENSOR:

Detector automatically adjusts sensitivity levels without oper-ator intervention or programming. Sensitivity increases withheat.

Microprocessor-based technology; combination photo andthermal technology.

FlashScan or CLIP (standard polling of each intelligentdevice) mode compatible.

Low-temperature warning signal at 40F 5F (4.44C 2.77C).

RELEASING FEATURES:

Ten independent hazards.

Sophisticated cross-zone (three options).

Delay timer and Discharge timers (adjustable).

Abort (four options).

Low-pressure CO2listed.

VOICE AND TELEPHONE FEATURES:

Up to eight channels of digital audio.

50 and 75 watt digital amplifiers (DAA series).

Solid-state digital message generation.

Firefighter telephone option.

30- to 120-watt high-efficiency amplifiers (AA Series).

Backup tone generator and amplifier option.

Multichannel voice transponder (XPIQ).

HIGH-EFFICIENCY OFFLINE SWITCHING

3.0 AMP POWER SUPPLY (6.0 A IN ALARM):

120 VAC (XLS140-2); 240 VAC (XLS140-2E).

Displays battery current/voltage on panel (with display).

FlashScan, ExclusiveWorld-Leading Detector Protocol

At the heart of the XLS140-2 is a set of detection devices anddevice protocol FlashScan (U.S. Patent 5,539,389). Flash-Scan is an all-digital protocol that gives superior precision andhigh noise immunity.

In addition to providing quick identification of an active inputdevice, this new protocol can also activate many output

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devices in a fraction of the time required by competitive proto-cols. This high speed also allows the XLS140-2 to have thelargest device per loop capacity in the industry 318 points yet every input and output device is sampled in less thantwo seconds. The microprocessor-based FlashScan detectorshave bicolor LEDs that can be coded to provide diagnosticinformation, such as device address during Walk Test.

Intelligent SensingIntelligent sensing is a set of software algorithms that providesthe XLS140-2 with industry-leading smoke detection capabil-ity. These complex algorithms require many calculations oneach reading of each detector, and are made possible by thehigh-speed microcomputer used by the XLS140-2.

Drift Compensation and Smoothing: Drift compensationallows the detector to retain its original ability to detect actualsmoke, and resist false alarms, even as dirt accumulates. Itreduces maintenance requirements by allowing the system toautomatically perform the periodic sensitivity measurementsrequired by NFPA 72. Smoothing filters are also provided bysoftware to remove transient noise signals, such as thosecaused by electrical interference.

Maintenance Warnings: When the drift compensation per-formed for a detector reaches a certain level, the performanceof the detector may be compromised, and special warningsare given. There are three warning levels: (1) Low Chambervalue; (2) Maintenance Alert, indicative of dust accumulationthat is near but below the allowed limit; (3) MaintenanceUrgent, indicative of dust accumulation above the allowed limit.

Sensitivity Adjust: Nine sensitivity levels are provided foralarm detection. These levels can be set manually, or canchange automatically between day and night. Nine levels ofpre-alarm sensitivity can also be selected, based on predeter-mined levels of alarm. Pre-alarm operation can be latching orself-restoring, and can be used to activate special control func-tions.

Self-Optimizing Pre-Alarm: Each detector may be set forSelf-Optimizing pre-alarm. In this special mode, the detectorlearns its normal environment, measuring the peak analogreadings over a long period of time, and setting the pre-alarmlevel just above these normal peaks.

Cooperating Multi-Detector Sensing:A patented feature ofintelligent sensing is the ability of a smoke sensor to considerreadings from nearby sensors in making alarm or pre-alarmdecisions. Without statistical sacrifice in the ability to resistfalse alarms, it allows a sensor to increase its sensitivity toactual smoke by a factor of almost two to one.

Field Programming Options

Autoprogram. This timesaving feature is a special softwareroutine. The FACP learns what devices are physically con-nected and automatically loads them in the program withdefault values for all parameters. Requiring less than oneminute to run, this routine allows the user to have almostimmediate fire protection in a new installation, even if only aportion of the detectors are installed.

Keypad Program Edit (with KDM-R2) The XLS140-2 has theexclusive feature of the product line of program creation andediting capability from the front panel keypad, while continu-ing to provide fire protection. The architecture of theXLS140-2 software is such that each point entry carries itsown program, including control-by-event links to other points.This allows the program to be entered with independent per-point segments, while the XLS140-2 simultaneously monitorsother (already installed) points for alarm conditions.

VeriFire Tools is an offline programming and test utility thatcan greatly reduce installation programming time, andincrease confidence in the site-specific software. It is Win-dows-based and provides technologically advanced capabili-ties to aid the installer. The installer may create the entireprogram for the XLS140-2 in the comfort of the office, test it,store a backup file, then bring it to the site and download froma laptop into the panel.

Placement of Equipmentin Chassis and Cabinet

The following guidelines outline the XLS140-2s flexible systemdesign.

Rows:The first row of equipment in the cabinet mounts in thechassis shipped with the CPU.. Mount the second, third, orfourth rows of equipment in a CHS4 series chassis or, for Digi-tal Voice Command products, in CA-1or CA-2. (For XLS-DVCand DAA components see XLS-DVC Manual; for DVC-AOapplications, see AA Series Installation Manual).

Wiring:When designing the cabinet layout, consider separa-tion of power-limited and non-power-limited wiring as dis-cussed in the XLS140-2 Installation Manual.

Positions:A chassis offers four basic side-by-side positionsfor components; the number of modules that can be mountedin each position depends on the chassis model and the size ofthe individual module. There are a variety of standoffs andhardware items available for different combinations and config-urations of components.

It is critical that all mounting holes of the XLS140-2 aresecured with a screw or standoff to ensure continuity of EarthGround.

Layers:The CPUs chassis accepts four layers of equipment,including the control panel. The XLS140-CPU2fills three posi-tions (left to right) in the first-installed layer (the back of thechassis); its integral power supply occupies the center twopositions in the next two layers; the optional display occupies

(the left) two positions at the front, flush with the door. Someequipment, such as the XLS-NCA2, may be mounted in thedress panel directly in front of the control panel. The XLS-NCA2 can be used as a primary display for the XLS140-2 (useNCA/640-2-KIT) by directly connecting their network ports(required in Canadian stand-alone applications); see XLS-NCA2 data sheet for mounting options (74-4045).

Expansion: Installing an LEM-320 Loop Expander Moduleadds a second SLC loop to the control panel. The LEM-320 ismounted onto the XLS140-CPU2, occupying the middle-right,second (back) slot on the chassis.

Networking: If networking two or more control panels, eachunit requires a Network Control Moduleor High-Speed Net-work Control Module(see Network Options on page 6).

These modules can be installed in any option board position(see manual), and additional option boards can be mounted infront of the network control modules.

KDM-R2 Controls and Indicators

Program Keypad:QWERTY type (keyboard layout, see fig-ure).

12 LED indicators:Power; Fire Alarm; Pre-Alarm; Security;Supervisory; System Trouble; Signals Silenced; Points Dis-abled; Control Active; Abort; Pre-Discharge; Discharge.

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LCD Display: 80 characters (2 x 40) with long-life LEDbacklight.

Configuration Guidelines

Stand-alone and network systems require a main display. Onsingle-CPU systems (one XLS140-CPU2/-CPU2E), displayoptions are the KDM-R2 or the XLS-NCA2. On network sys-tems (two or more networked fire panel nodes), at least oneXLS-NCA2is required. Other options listed as follows:

KDM-R2: 80-character backlit LCD display with QWERTY pro-gramming and control keypad. Order two BMP-1 blank mod-ules and DP-DISP2 mounting plate separately. Requires toprow of a cabinet. Required for each stand-alone 80-characterdisplay system. The KDM-R2 may mount in network nodes todisplay local node information as long as at least one XLS-NCA2 is on the system to display network information.

XLS-NCA2:Network Control Annunciator, 640 characters. Onsingle XLS140-CPU2/-CPU2E systems, the optional XLS-NCA2 can be used as the Primary Display for the panel andconnects directly to the XLS140-CPU2/-CPU2E. On network

systems (two or more networked fire panel nodes), one net-work display (XLS-NCA2) is required for every system. On net-work systems, the XLS-NCA2 connects to (and requires) astandard Network Control Module or High-Speed NetworkControl Module. Mounts in a row of FACP node or in twoannunciator positions. Mounting options include the DP-DISP2, ADP-4B, or in an annunciator box, such as the XLS-ABS-2D. In CAB-4 top-row applications, a DP-DISP2 and twoBMP-1 blank modules are required for mounting. Required forXLS140-2 applications employing the XLS-DVC-EM and DAAseries amplifiers. See 74-4045.

XLS140-CPU2:Central processing unit with integral 3.0 amp(6.0 A in alarm) power supply for an XLS140-2 system.Includes CPU factory-mounted on a chassis; one SignalingLine Circuit expandable to two; installation, programming and

operating manuals. Order one per system or as necessary (upto 103 network nodes) on a network system.

XLS140-CPU2E: Same as XLS140-CPU2 but requires 240VAC, 1.5 amp, (3.0 A in alarm).

NCA/640-2-KIT: Bracket installation kit required to mountXLS-NCA2 to the XLS140-CPU2/-640CPU2Es standardchassis.

DP-DISP2: Dress panel for top row in cabinet with XLS140-CPU2/CPU2E installed.

ADP2-640: Dress panel for middle rows with XLS140-CPU2/CPU2E.

BMP-1: Blank module for unused module positions.

XLS-BP2-4: Battery plate, required.

AUDIO OPTIONS

XLS-DVC-EM: Digital Voice Command, digital audio proces-sor with message storage for up to 32 minutes of standardquality (4 minutes at high quality) digital audio. Capable ofplaying up to eight simultaneous messages when used withDAA Series amplifiers. See 74-4033.

DVC-KD: Keypad for local annunciation and controls; status

LEDs and 24 user-programmable buttons.See 74-4033.DVC-AO: DVC Analog Output board provides four analog out-put circuits for use with AA or XPIQ Series amplifiers. Four-channel operation supported.See 74-4033.

DAA-5025: 50W, 25 Vrms Digital Audio Amplifier assemblywith DAA-PS power supply board, shipped mounted to itschassis. See 74-4032.

DAA-5070: 50W, 70.7 Vrms Digital Audio Amplifier assemblywith DAA-PS power supply board, shipped mounted to itschassis. See 74-4032.

DAA-7525: 75W, 25 Vrms Digital Audio Amplifier assemblywith DAA-PS power supply board. Shipped mounted to itschassis (no battery charger on DAA-7525 power supplyboard). See 85-3121.

CHS-BH1: Battery chassis; holds two 12.0 AH batteries.Mounts one the left side of DAA chassis. See 74-4032.

CA-1: Chassis, occupies one tier of a XLS-CAB-4 Seriesenclosure. The left side accommodates one XLS-DVC and aDVC-KD (optional); and the right side houses a CMIC-1 micro-phone and its well (optional).See 74-4033.

CA-2: Chassis assembly, occupies two tiers of a XLS-CAB-4Series enclosure. The left side accommodates one XLS-DVCmounted on a half-chassis and one XLS-NCA2 or BP-CA2mounted on a half-chassis. The right side houses a micro-phone/handset well. The CA-2 assembly includes CMIC-1microphone. XLS-ADDR Series doors with two-tier visibilityare available for use with the CA-2 configuration: XLS-ADDR-B4, XLS-ADDR-C4, XLS-ADDR-D4 (below).

CFFT-1: Chassis to mount firefighters telephone and one ACSannunciator in a CAB-4 row. Includes TELH-1 firefightershandset for the XLS-DVC, chassis, phone well and mountinghardware. Order DP-CFFT dress panel separately.

DP-CFFT: CFFT-1 dress panel. Requires BMP-1 if no ACSannunciator is installed.

TELH-1: Firefighters Telephone Handset for use with the XLS-DVC when mounted in the CA-2 chassis.See 74-4033.

XLS-ADDR-B4: Two-tier-sized door designed for use with theCA-2 chassis configuration. XLS-ADDR Series doors are similarto XLS-CAB-4 Series DR doors, but a clear window spaceexposes the top two tiers of the XLS-CAB-4 enclosure. Use anSBB-B4 backbox with the XLS-ADDR-B4. See 74-4033, 85-3002.

XLS-ADDR-C4:Three-tier-sized door, designed for use with theCA-2 chassis configuration. XLS-ADDR Series doors are similarto XLS-CAB-4 Series DR doors, but a clear window spaceexposes the top two tiers of the XLS-CAB-4 enclosure. Use anSBB-C4 backbox with the XLS-ADDR-C4. See 74-4033, 85-3002.

XLS-ADDR-D4: Four-tier-sized door designed for use with theCA-2 chassis configuration. XLS-ADDR Series doors are similarto XLS-CAB-4 Series DR doors, but a clear window spaceexposes the top two tiers of the XLS-CAB-4 enclosure. Use anSBB-D4 backbox with the XLS-ADDR-D4. See 74-4033, 85-3002.

NOTE: Use XLS-ADDR-B4/C4/D4 when CA-2 chassis is installedin top two rows with XLS-NCA2 or BP-CA2. Use standard doorwhen CA-2 is not installed in top two rows.

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DPA-1: Dress panel, used with the CA-1 chassis when config-ured with a XLS-DVC, DVC-KD, and CMIC-1.See 74-4033.

DPA-2B: Dress panel used with CA-2 chassis assembly.

VP-2B: Dress panel, required when CA-2 chassis is installed inthe top two cabinet rows.

DPA-1A4: Dress panel, used with the CA-1 chassis when theCMIC-1 is not used. Provides mounting options on right two

bays for two ACS annunciators, or for blank plates. See 74-4033.

BP-CA2: Blank plate for CA-2 chassis.

CMIC-1: Optional microphone and microphone well assemblyused with the CA-1 chassis.

RM-1/RM-1SA: Remote microphone assemblies, mount onADP-4 (RM-1) dress panel or CAB-RM/-RMR (RM-1SA) stand-alone cabinets. See 85-3053.

XLS-CM-T: Firephone Control Module connects a remote fire-fighter telephone to a centralized telephone console. Reportsstatus to panel. Wiring to jacks and handsets is supervised.

AA-30: Audio Amplifier, 30 watts. Switch-mode power. Includesamplifier and audio input supervision, backup input, and auto-matic switchover, power supply, cables. See 85-3044.

AA-120/AA-100: Audio Amplifier provides up to 120 watts of 25VRMSaudio power for the XLS140-2. The amplifier contains anintegral chassis for mounting to a CAB-B4, -C4, or -D4 backbox(consumes one row). Switch-mode power. Includes audio inputand amplified output supervision, backup input, and automaticswitchover to backup tone. Order the AA-100 for 70.7 VRMSsys-tems and 100 watts of power. See 85-3044.

XPIQ: The XPIQ quad intelligent voice transponder for distrib-uted multichannel voice evacuation systems, an integratedaudio amplification and distribution subsystem controlled byFACP. Capable of playing up to four simultaneous messages.Accepts up to four 25-watt amplifiers..

POWER SUPPLIES, STANDARD CABINETS

ACPS-610: 6.0 or 10 Amp addressable charging power supply.

See 85-3109.APS2-6R: Auxiliary power supply. Provides two 24 VDC cir-cuits, each rated for 3.0 Amps in alarm and 2.0 Amps continu-ous. Commonly used for the operation of peripheral audio/visual devices or any other application requiring 24VDC. See85-3050.

HPF24S6/8: Remote six-amp and eight-amp power supplieswith battery charger. See DH-1061

CHS-4: Chassis for mounting up to four APS-6Rs.

CHS-4L: Low-profile four-position Chassis. Mounts two AA-30amplifiers or one AMG-E and one AA-30.

DP-1B: Blank dress panel. Provides dead-front panel forunused tiers; covers DAA-series or AA-series amplifier.

XLS-CAB-4 Series Enclosure: XLS140-2(E) mounts in a

standard CAB-4 Series enclosure. Backbox and door orderedseperately; requires XLS-BP2-4 battery plate. A trim ringoption is available for semi-flush mounting. See85-3002.

EQ Series Cabinets: EQ series cabinets will house amplifiers,power supplies, battery chargers and control modules. EQ cabi-nets are available in three sizes, B through D. See 85-3110.

COMPATIBLE DEVICES, EIA-232 PORTS

XLS-PRN-6: 80-column printer. See 85-3073.

VS4095/5: Printer, 40-column, 24V. Mounted in external back-box.

COMPATIBLE DEVICES, EIA-485 PORTS

ACS: Annunciator Control Modules ACM/AEM-24AT and ACM/AEM-48A; remote serial annunciator/control systems. See 85-

3004.

ACM-24AT: ACS annunciator up to 96 points of annunciationwith Alarm or Active LED, Trouble LED, and switch per circuit.Active/Alarm LEDs can be programmed (by powered-up switchselection) by point to be red, green, or yellow; the Trouble LED isalways yellow. See 85-3004.

AEM-24AT: Same LED and switch capabilities as ACM-24AT,expands the ACM-24AT to 48, 72, or 96 points. See 85-3004.

ACM-48A: ACS annunciator up to 96 points of annunciationwith Alarm or Active LED per circuit. Active/Alarm LEDs can beprogrammed (by powered-up switch selection) in groups of 24 tobe red, green, or yellow. Expandable to 96 points with one AEM-48A. See 85-3004.

AEM-48A: Same LED capabilities as ACM-48A, expands theACM-48A to 96 points. See 85-3004.

XLS-LCD-80/XLS-FDU-80: 80-character, backlit LCD display.Mounts up to 6,000 ft. (1828.8 m) from panel. Up to 32 perFACP. See XLS-FDU-80 (85-3066).

LDM: Lamp Driver Modules LDM-32, LDM-E32, and LDM-R32;remote custom graphic driver modules. See LDM data sheet 85-3042.

ACM-8R: Remote Relay Module with eight Form-C contacts.Can be located up to 6,000 ft. (1828.8 m) from panel on four

wires. See ACM-8R data sheet 85-3046.SCS: Smoke control stations SCS-8, SCE-8, with lamp driversSCS-8L, SCE-8L; eight (expandable to 16) circuits. See SCSdata sheet 85-3048.

TM-4: Transmitter Module. Includes three reverse-polarity cir-cuits and one municipal box circuit. Mounts in panel moduleposition (single-address-style) or in CHS2-M2 position. See 85-3005.

UDACT: Universal Digital Alarm Communicator Transmitter, 636channel.

UZC-256: Programmable Universal Zone Coder provides posi-tive non-interfering successive zone coding. Microprocessor-controlled, field-programmable from IBM-compatible PCs(requires optional programming kit). Up to 256 programmable

codes. Mounts in BB-UZC or other compatible chassis (pur-chased separately). See 85-3045.

COMPATIBLE INTELLIGENT DEVICES

BEAMHK: Heating kit for transmitter/receiver unit ofTC847A1004 below. See74-3940.

BEAMHKR: Heating kit for use with the reflector ofTC847A1004 below. See74-3940.

BEAMLRK: Long-range accessory kit, TC847A1004 below. See74-3940.

BEAMMKR: Multi-mount kit, TC847A1004 below. See74-3940.

BEAMSMK: Surface-mount kit, TC847A1004 below. See 74-3940.

TC847A1004: Intelligent beam smoke detector with integral

sensitivity test. See74-3940.TC840C1000: FlashScan COPTIR Advanced Multi-CriteriaDetector. See 74-5070.

TC807B1059:Low-profile FlashScan ionization detector.

TC806B1076: Low-profile FlashScan photoelectric detector.See 74-1941.

TC806B1084: TC806B1076 plus dual electronic thermistorsthat add 135F (57C) fixed-temperature thermal sensing. See74-1941.

TC806B1084:Low-profile FlashScan photoelectric detector with135F (57C) thermal.

TC808B1041:FlashScan thermal detector 135F (57C).

TC808B1058: FlashScan thermal detector 135F (57C) withrate-of-rise.


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TC808B1066:FlashScan 190F (88C) high-temperature ther-mal detector.

DNR: InnovairFlex low-flow non-relay duct-detector housing(order TC806B1076 separately). Replaces TC806D1049/TC806D1056. See 74-4076.

DNRW:Same as above with NEMA-4 rating, watertight. See74-4076.

TC840M1021: FlashScan Acclimate low-profile multi-sensordetector.

TC846A1013:FlashScan Pinnacle laser photo detector.

TC846A1005: Low-profile Pinnacle laser photo detector.

B224RB: Low-profile relay base. See 85-3043.

14507371-005:Isolator base for low-profile detectors. See 85-3043.

14507371-001:Low-profile base. Standard U.S. style. See 85-3043.

14506414-002:European-style, 4" (10.16 cm) base. See 85-3043.

B501BH-2: Sounder base, includes B501 base above.Replaces B501BH. See 85-3043.

B501BHT-2: Temporal tone sounder base. Replaces B501BHT.See 85-3043.

B200SR: Intelligent sounder base, Temporal 3 or Continuoustone. See 85-3043.

TC809A1059:FlashScan monitor module.

TC809D1004: FlashScan dual monitor module.

TC841A1000: FlashScan two-wire detector monitor module.

TC809B1008: FlashScan miniature monitor module.

TC810S1000: FlashScan releasing control module.

TC810N1013: FlashScan NAC control module. See 74-3995.

TC810R1024: FlashScan relay module. See 74-3995.

S464G1007: Manual pull station, addressable (CLIP/Flash-Scan). See 74-3365.

S464H1006: Manual pull station, addressable (Eclipse). See 74-4014.

TC811A1006: Isolator module.

XP6-C: FlashScan six-circuit supervised control module. See85-3069.

XP6-MA: FlashScan six-zone interface module; connects intelli-gent alarm system to two-wire conventional detection zone.See 85-3070.

XP6-R: FlashScan six-relay (Form-C) control module. See 85-3071.

XP10-M: FlashScan ten-input monitor module. See 85-3068.

NETWORK OPTIONS

NCM-W, NCM-F: Network Communications Modules. Wire andmulti-mode fiber versions available. One required for each net-work node (XLS3000, XLS140, XLS140-2, XLS-DVC, BACNETGATEWAY, FNA) on XLS-NET. Mounts in a standard chassisposition or on a BMP-1 plate. See 85-3007.

HS-NCM-W/MF/SF/WMF/WSF/MFSF: High-speed networkcommunications modules. Wire, single-mode fiber, multi-modefiber, and media conversion models are available. See 74-4082.

RPT-W, RPT-F, RPT-WF: Repeater board with wire connection(RPT-W), fiber connection (RPT-F), or allowing a change inmedia type between wire and fiber (RPT-WF). See 85-3007.

FNA: Fire Network Adapter. Connects to an XLSNET networkto provide a TCP/IP interface to an EBI.

XLS-GW-EM-3:XLSNET Gateway, embedded. See 74-5084 .

OTHER OPTIONS

IPDACT-2/2UD Intenet Monitoring Module: Mounts in IPENCenclosure. Connects to primary and secondary DACT telephoneoutput ports for internet communications over customer-pro-vided ethernet connection. Requires compatible Teldat Visor-

ALARM Central Station Receiver. Can use DHCP or static IP.See DN-60408.

IPCHSKIT: IP Communicator Chassis Mounting Kit. Formounting an IPDACT-2/2UD onto the panel chassis or CHS-4series chassis. Use IPENC for external mounting applications.

IPENC: External enclosure for IPDACT, includes IPBRKTmounting bracket; Red. For Black order IPENC-B.

IPSPLT: Y-adaptor option allow connection of both panel dialeroutputs to one IPDACT-2/2UD cable input.

DPI-232: Direct Panel Interface, specialized modem forextending serial data links to remotely located FACPs and/orperipherals. See 85-3006.

LEM-320: Loop Expander Module. Expands each 140-2 to twoSignaling Line Circuits.

BAT Series:Batteries. XLS140-2 utilizes two 12 volt, 18 to 200AH batteries. This series of products replaces the previous PSSeries.

XLS-LBB: Battery Box (required for batteries larger than 25AH).

XLS-LBBR: Same as above but red.

411: Slave digital alarm communicator. See 85-3063.

BB-UZC: Backbox for housing the UZC-256 in applicationswhere the UZC-256 will not fit in panel enclosure. Black; for red,order BB-UZC-R.


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System Capacity

Intelligent Signaling Line Circuits ...............1 expandable to 2

Intelligent detectors ........................................... 159 per loop

Addressable monitor/control modules ................ 159 per loop Programmable software zones ........................................... 99

Special programming zones ............................................... 14

LCD annunciators per XLS140-CPU2/-CPU2Eand XLS-NCA2 (observe power)........................................ 32

ACS annunciatorsper XLS140-CPU2/-CPU2E............ 32 addresses x 64 points

ACS annunciatorsper XLS-NCA2....................... 32 addresses x 64 or 96 points

NOTE: The XLS-NCA2 supports up to 96 annunciator addresspoints per ACM-24/48.

Specifications

Primary input power, XLS140-CPU2 board:120 VAC, 50/60

Hz, 3.0 A. XLS140-CPU2E board:220/240 VAC, 50/60 Hz,1.5 A.

Total output 24 V power: 6.0 A in alarm.

NOTE: The power supply has a total of 6.0 Amps of availablepower. This is shared by all internal circuits.

Standard notification circuits (4): 1.5 A each.

Resettable regulated 24V power: 1.25 A.

Two non-resettable regulated 24V power outputs:

1.25 A

0.50 A.

Non-resettable 5V power: 0.15 A.

Battery charger range: 18 AH 200 AH. Use separate cabi-net for batteries over 25 AH.

Float rate: 27.6 V.

Cabinet Specifications

Systems can be installed in CAB-4 Series cabinets (four sizeswith various door options, see 85-3002). Requires XLS-BP2-4Battery Plate.

Temperature and Humidity Ranges

This system meets NFPA requirements for operation at 0 49C/32 120F and at a relative humidity 93% 2% RH(noncondensing) at 32C 2C (90F 3F). However, theuseful life of the system's standby batteries and the electroniccomponents may be adversely affected by extreme tempera-ture ranges and humidity. Therefore, it is recommended thatthis system and its peripherals be installed in an environmentwith a normal room temperature of 15 27C/60 80F.

Agency Listings and Approvals

The listings and approvals below apply to the basic XLS140-2control panel. In some cases, certain modules may not be listedby certain approval agencies, or listing may be in process. Con-sult factory for latest listing status.

UL Listed:S470

ULC Listed: S7564, S7566

FM Approved MEA:128-07-E Vol. 3

FDNY: Certificate #6030

CSFM:7165-1130:265; 7170-1130:264

Standards

The XLS140-2 complies with the following UL Standards andNFPA 72 Fire Alarm Systems requirements:

UL 864, 9th Edition (Fire).

UL 1076(Burglary).

LOCAL(Automatic, Manual, Waterflow and Sprinkler Super-visory).

AUXILIARY (Automatic, Manual and Waterflow) (requiresTM-4).

REMOTE STATION (Automatic, Manual, Waterflow andSprinkler Supervisory) (requires TM-4).

PROPRIETARY(Automatic, Manual and Waterflow).Not applicable for FM.

EMERGENCY VOICE/ALARM.

OT, PSDN (Other Technologies, Packet-switched Data Net-work)


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2.0 Voice Control Systems

Digital Voice Command

Amplifiers

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XLS-DVC SeriesDigital Voice Command

XLS-DVC-EMShown using CA-2 mounting option,

XLS-CAB-C4, and XLS-ADDR-C4 door.

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General

The XLS-DVCis the hear t of an integrated, full-featured AudioCommand Center. The XLS-DVC Digital Voice Commandcombines the capabilities of a powerful digital audio processor,an event-driven audio message generator, and a router.Designed for use with DAA series Digital Audio Amplifiers,each XLS-DVC supports a dedicated audio network with up toeight channels of audio, five channels of firefighters tele-phone, and control and supervision for up to 32 DAA seriesamplifiers. Twisted-pair wire, multi-mode fiber, or single-modefiber media options are supported. Larger audio systemsincorporating hundreds of amplifiers can be created by net-

working additional XLS-DVC units via XLS-NET.The XLS-DVC may be networked with XLS140, XLS140-2, orXLS3000 panels via XLS-NETwith an XLS-NCA2, or used ina standalone panel configuration with an XLS3000 orXLS140-2Fire Alarm Control Panel (FACP). When used as anAudio Command Center with Emergency Paging capability,the optional DVC-KDKeypad Display is required.

NOTE: Unless otherwise noted, the term XLS-DVC refers to theXLS-DVC-EM, XLS-DVC-EMF, and XLS-DVC-EMSF models.

Features


Programmable from NUP port using XPEDITEwith:

XLS-DVC-EM: up to 32 minutes of standard quality or 4minutes of high quality digital audio storage of user-selected/created messages and tones. Supports twisted-pair wire media.

XLS-DVC-EMF: Same as XLS-DVC-EM, except supportsmulti-mode fiber-optic media.

XLS-DVC-EMSF: Same as XLS-DVC-EM, except sup-ports single-mode fiber-optic media.

Up to 1000 audio sequences.

Message prioritization.

Equations support flexible programming for distribution ofmessages.

Electrically isolated digital audio ports for direct connectionwith up to 32 DAA amplifiers. Style 4 or 7 configurations

supported. DCC (Display and Control Center) capabilities when used

with optional DVC-KD.

FireFighters Telephone Communications to local FFT riseron DVC, 32 local DAA FFT risers, and FFT communicationto additional command stations via XLS-NET.

Local paging microphone option.

Remote microphone option.

Broad All-Call functionality when used with DVC-KD (DVC-Keyboard Display): All Call, Page Active Evac Areas, PageActive Alert Areas, Page Inactive Areas.

Auxiliary input for 12 Vp-panalog low-level audio sources.Includes user audio level adjustment feature.

Auxilary input accepts external audio sources such as tele-phone paging or background music. Hi impedance inputaccepts 600 ohm, line level, 1.0 VRMS, or 1.41 Vp-p low

Associated XLS-NCA2 supports XLS-NET applications.

Multiple audio command centers supported via XLS-NET.

Distribution of one channel of standard-level paging audioon XLS-NET.

Three standalone, non network mode options:

XLS3000 (NUP to NUP) digital and analog.

XLS140-2 (NUP to NUP) analog.

XLS140-2 with XLS-NCA2 (NUP to NUP to NUP) digitaland analog.

Push-to-talk relay.

Isolated alarm bus input, to be used for backup activation ofalarm messages when normal digital communication is lost.

Installation Options

The XLS-DVC provides flexible installation options based ontwo chassis options: the CA-1or the CA-2(one-row or two-rowaudio chassis). Both these chassis mount into size B, C, orD XLS-CAB-4 Series cabinets. The CA-2 must be installed inthe top two rows of the cabinet. The DPA-1 dress panel isused with chassis CA-1. The DPA-2B dress panel is required

for the CA-2 chassis.NOTE: For XLS140-2/XLS-DVC applications using DAA seriesamplifiers, an XLS-NCA2 is required to annunciate DAAevents.

Specifications

24 VDC power (TB1): 24 VDC, 1.0 A, non-resettable,power-limited by the source. Recommended wiring: 14 to18 AWG (2.08 to 0.821 mm) twisted-pair.

Digital audio ports, wire media, A and B (TB2, TB3):Maximum distance per segment is 1900 feet (579.12 m) onBelden 5320UJ (18 AWG, TP) FPL cable: 18 AWG (0.821mm) twisted-pair, foil-shielded, power-limited. Consult wir-ing documentation provided in document P/N 52916ADD:CAddendum to XLS-DVC and DAA Manuals.

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9/125 micrometers. Attenuation of cabling between twonodes (fiber-optic circuits are point-to-point) must notexceed the following maximum attenuations: 4.2 dB formulti-mode with 50/125 micrometer cable @ 850 nm. 8.0dB for multi-mode with 62.5/125 micrometer cable @ 850nm. 5.0 dB for single-mode with 9/125 micrometer cable @1300 nm.

Auxiliary input A (AUX A, TB4): Signal strength from low-

level analog audio input: maximum 1.0 VRMS, or 1.41 Vp-p.Optional supervision is selectable through programming.Recommended wiring: 18 AWG (0.821 mm) twisted-pair;max. 14 AWG (2.08 mm). Auxiliary input must be in thesame room as the XLS-DVC.

Remote microphone interface (TB9): Recommended wir-ing: 14 to 18 AWG (2.08 to 0.821 mm) twisted-pair. Power-limited. Maximum distance between remote microphoneand DVC: 1000 feet (300 m).

Push-to-talk interface (TB10): Dry contact. Recom-mended wiring: 14 to 18 AWG (2.08 to 0.821 mm) twisted-pair.

Alarm bus (TB12): Power-limited by source. Recom-mended wiring: 14 to 18 AWG (2.08 to 0.821 mm) twisted-

pair. FFT riser (TB13): Power-limited output. Class A (Style Z) or

Class B (Style Y) operation. Style Y two-wire connectionsrequire a 3.9K ohm, 1/2 watt resistor (P/N K-3.9K). Maxi-mum wiring resistance (including individual telephone zoneto last handset) permitted is 50 ohms, 10,000 feet (3048 m)maximum wiring distance at 12 AWG (3.31 mm) to lasthandset.

Auxiliary input B (AUX B, TB14): Signal strength fromlow-level analog audio input: 12 Vp-pnominal, 15 Vp-pmaxi-mum. Optional supervision is selected through program-ming. Recommended wiring: 14 to 18 AWG (2.08 to 0.821mm) twisted-pair.

Optional DVC-AO analog audio output circuits (TB5,TB6, TB7, and TB8): Supervised, power-limited outputs.

Signal strength: +12 Vp-pnominal, +15 Vp-pmaximum. Rec-ommended wiring: 18 AWG (0.821 mm) twisted-pair; max.14 AWG (2.08 mm). Maximum impedance: 66 ohms.

Standards and Codes

The Digital Voice Command XLS-DVC-EM, XLS-DVC-EMF,and XLS-DVC-EMSF comply with the following standards:

NFPA 72 2002 National Fire Alarm Code.

Underwriters Laboratories Standard UL 864, 9th edition.

Underwriters Laboratories of Canada (ULC) ULC-S527-99Standard of Control Units for Fire Alarm Systems.

Listings and Approvals

The listings and approvals below apply to theXLS-DVC-EM,XLS-DVC-EMF, and XLS-DVC-EMSF Digital Voice Command.In some cases, certain modules may not be listed by certainapproval agencies, or listing may be in process. Consult fac-tory for latest listing status.

ULListed: file S470.

ULCListed: file S470.

CSFMapproved: file 7165-1130:256, 7165-1130:265.

MEA approved: file 232-06-E Vol. 2 (except fiber audiocomponents)(XLS3000); file 317-01-E Vol. 4 (XLS140).

FDNY:COA#6030 (XLS140-2).

City of Chicagoapproved: High Rise, Class 1, Class 2.

City of Denverapproved.

PSB Corporationapproved (Singapore).

Product Line Information

XLS-DVC-EM: Digital Voice Command, digital audio processorwith message storage for up to 32 minutes of standard quality(4 minutes at high quality) digital audio. Supports twisted-pairwire media.

XLS-DVC-EMF: Digital Voice Command, digital audio proces-sor with message storage for up to 32 minutes of standard

quality (4 minutes at high quality) digital audio. Supports multi-mode fiber-optic ports, requires DAA-5025F, or DAA-5070F, orDAA-7525F.

XLS-DVC-EMSF: Digital Voice Command, digital audio pro-cessor with message storage for up to 32 minutes of standardquality (4 minutes at high quality) digital audio. Supports sin-gle-mode fiber-optic ports, requires DAA-5025SF, orDAA-5070SF, or DAA-7525F.

DVC-KD: Keypad for local annunciation and controls; statusLEDs and 24 user-programmable buttons.

DVC-AO: Optional DVC Analog Output board provides fouranalog output circuits for use with AA or XPIQ Series amplifi-ers. Four-channel operation supported.

CA-1: Chassis, occupies one tier of a XLS-CAB-4 Seriesenclosure. The left side accommodates one XLS-DVC and aDVC-KD (optional); and the right side houses a CMIC-1 micro-phone and its well (optional).

CMIC-1: Optional microphone and microphone well assemblyused with the CA-1 chassis.

CA-2: Chassis assembly, occupies two tiers of a XLS-CAB-4Series enclosure. The left side accommodates one XLS-DVCmounted on a half-chassis and one XLS3000 or XLS-NCA-2mounted on a half-chassis. The right side houses a micro-phone/handset well. The CA-2 assembly includes a micro-phone. DPA-2B dress plate is required (below); the VP-2BVent Plate is also required for top row configurations. XLS-ADDR Series doors with two-tier visibility are available for usewith the CA-2 configuration: XLS-ADDR-B4, XLS-ADDR-C4,

XLS-ADDR-D4 (below).DPA-2B: Dress plate required for CA-2 chassis assembly.

VP-2B: Vent plate required for cabinet configurations wherethe DPA-2B is used for the top two row position.

TELH-1: Firefighters Telephone Handset for use with the XLS-DVC when mounted in the CA-2 chassis. Order separately.

XLS-ADDR-B4: Two-tier-sized door designed for use with theCA-2 chassis configuration. XLS-ADDR Series doors are simi-lar to XLS-CAB-4 Series DR doors, but a clear window spaceexposes the top two tiers of the XLS-CAB-4 enclosure. Use anSBB-B4 backbox with the XLS-ADDR-B4 (see specificationdata sheet 85-3002).

XLS-ADDR-C4: Three-tier-sized door designed for use with

the CA-2 chassis configuration. XLS-ADDR Series doors aresimilar to XLS-CAB-4 Series DR doors, but a clear windowspace exposes the top two tiers of the XLS-CAB-4 enclosure.Use an SBB-C4 backbox with the XLS-ADDR-C4 (see specifi-cation data sheet 85-3002).

XLS-ADDR-D4: Four-tier-sized door designed for use with theCA-2 chassis configuration. XLS-ADDR Series doors are simi-lar to XLS-CAB-4 Series DR doors, but a clear window spaceexposes the top two tiers of the XLS-CAB-4 enclosure. Use anSBB-D4 backbox with the XLS-ADDR-D4 (see specificationdata sheet 85-3002).

DPA-1: Dress panel, can be used with the CA-1 chassis whenconfigured with an XLS-DVC, DVC-KD, and CMIC-1.

DPA-1A4: Dress panel, used with the CA-1 chassis when theCMIC-1 is not used. Provides mounting options on right twobays for two ACS annunciators, or for blank plates.


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ACT-4: Audio-coupling transformer. Used to electronically iso-late DVC-AO analog risers.

ACT-25, ACT-70: Audio-coupling transformers. Used with AA-30 or DAA-series amplifiers to drive thousands of amplifiers inlarge system applications.

DAA-5025: 50W, 25 Vrms Digital Audio Amplifier assemblywith DAA-PS power supply board, shipped mounted to its

chassis. Supports twisted-pair wire media. See 74-4032. (Formulti-mode fiber-optic media order DAA-5025F. For single-mode fiber-optic media order DAA-5025SF.)

DAA-5070: 50W, 70.7 Vrms Digital Audio Amplifier assemblywith DAA-PS power supply board, shipped mounted to itschassis. Supports twisted-pair wire media. See 74-4032. (Formulti-mode fiber-optic media order DAA-5070F. For single-mode fiber-optic media order DAA-5070SF.)

DAA-7525: 75W, 25 Vrms Digital Audio Amplifier assemblywith DAA-PS power supply board. Shipped mounted to itschassis (no battery charger on DAA-7525 power supply

board). Supports twisted-pair wire media. See 85-3121. (Formulti-mode fiber-optic media order DAA-7525F. For single-mode fiber-optic media order DAA-7525SF.)

Standalone XLS3000 with XLS-DVC

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TC810T1000

TC810T1000

TC810T1000

TC810T1000

TC810T1000

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AUX Input Aor

AUX Input BExternal Audio

Source

SLC

RM-1

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XLS-NCA2

XLS-NET

XLS-NET

DigitalAudioLoop

DigitalAudioLoop

SLC

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Digital AudioLoop

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FFT Riser (From DAA)

FFT Riser (From XLS-DVC)

DAA

DAA

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Standalone XLS140-2 with DVC-AO

XLS140-2

XLS-DVCDVC-AODVC-KD

SLC

4 ANALOG AUDIOCIRCUITS (from DVC-A0)

CLASS A RETURN(optional)

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DAA-50 SeriesDigital Audio Amplifiers

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General

The DAA-50 Series Amplifiers are multi-featured DigitalAudio Amplifiers designed for audio networks of up to 32 DAAamplifiers terminating at a XLS-DVC Digital Voice Command.Each DAA is capable of accessing and processing one of up toeight audio channels on the XLS-DVC audio loop, amplifyingthe signal, and distributing it via four Class B or two Class Aoutputs at 50 watts. DAA-50 amplifiers can store backup alarmand trouble messages, and provide an adjustable backgroundmusic input. An optional Firefighter's telephone riser on eachDAA-50 amplifier supports FFT communications riser. EachDAA-50 incorporates a powerful digital signal processor, a

charging power supply, a 50 watt amplifier, built-in audio NACoutputs, and a chassis which mounts in a single row of XLS-CAB-4 and EQ Series cabinets. An optional battery chassismounts two 12.0 AH batteries in the same standard chassisrow.

Features


50 W total output power at 25 VRMS (DAA-5025 series) or70.7 VRMS (DAA-5070 series).

Multiple versions provide connection options for twisted-pairwire, single-mode fiber, and multi-mode fiber media.

Two Class A high-level audio outputs; or alternately, fourCl

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