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Audio Amplifier Wiring
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Backup Amplifier
Any amplifier may be designated as a backup amplifier when backup is required. It should be installed in any audio
cabinet and in the right-most slot position of a QMB-5000B backplane.
Figure 68: QAA-5160-70/25 Amplifier (Backup Application)
Any amplifier may be designated as the
backup amplifier and this backup amplifier
must have the MD-789 molex connector
placed in the bottom left-hand corner of the
board as shown in the adjacent figure. The
QAA-5160-70/25 as backup amplifier is
inserted into the motherboard. No
connections are made to the backup
amplifier's terminals except for end-of-line
resistors which are to be placed directly on
the terminals in the audio cabinet.
Once the Backup Amplifier is installed, it
must be properly configured. Refer to the
Audio Configuration for details.
The number of backup amplifiers is limited
to one per node. Only the first failed
amplifier gets the backup. The distance
from the farthest audio cabinet to the audio
cabinet (which has the backup amplifier)
cannot be greater than four cable lengths
(approximately 208 inches or 17 feet).
MOTHERBOARD
CONNECTOR
CAPACITORS
XMFR
HEAT SINKHEAT SINK
XMFR
SPEAKER
TERMINALS
RELAYS
MOLEX CONNECTOR
MD-789 MUST BE CONNECTED
ON BOARD HERE TO USE
AMPLIFIER AS A BACKUP
- LT-894 Rev. 3 1
- March 2013 1
- Table of Contents 3
- Introduction 5
- Overall Audio Features: 6
- Additional Features 7
- Document Conventions 7
- Node 2 - Floor Panel 9
- Node 3 - Floor Panel 9
- System Components 10
- Cutout to mount 11
- Network Controller Modules 12
- Adder Modules 12
- Display Modules 13
- Audio and Telephone Modules 14
- Booster Power Supply 15
- Enclosures 15
- Flush Trim Rings 16
- Remote Annunciators 16
- FA-UNIV-TRB 18
- BBX-1024DS BACKBOX AND DOOR 19
- BB-5008 Backbox 22
- DOX-5008M Metal Door 22
- Backbox with DOX-5008M Door 22
- Chassis Installation 23
- BB-5014 Backbox 25
- DOX-5014M Metal Door 25
- Backbox with DOX-5014M Door 25
- Module Mounting Locations 26
- FX-2000N Main Board 28
- Flexnet 30
- System Normal 30
- Module Settings 31
- DSPL-420 Main Display Module 32
- Alarm Module) 32
- MGC Network 33
- Fire Control System 33
- Main Display Module 34
- Fan Damper Operation 38
- OUTPUT MODULES 39
- MONITOR MODULES 39
- FIELD WI RING TERM INALS 40
- Basic Mode 41
- + 42
- UDACT-300A MAIN BOARD: 43
- LOOP (3) 46
- LOOP (4) 46
- JW2- normally shorted, a 47
- JW1- normally open 47
- Field Wiring 48
- TS2 Terminal Block is 49
- re alarm board 49
- FX-2000N 50
- FX-2000N 51
- 1 and 2 54
- STYLE 7 WIRING 56
- REDUNDANT WIRING 57
- Leg en d: 59
- SGM-1004A NAC BOARD 60
- RM-1008A Relay Module 61
- FPLR or FPLP MUST BE USED 62
- FROM PR-300 TO PROTECTORS 62
- Power Supply Connections 64
- Wiring Tables and Information 65
- Table 11: Analog Loop Wiring 66
- System Checkout 67
- Mircom FX-2000N 68
- Fire Alarm Control Panel 68
- Normal Condition 68
- January 6, 2013 68
- Common Indicators 69
- Common Controls 70
- Single Stage Operation 72
- Two Stage Operation 72
- Pre-Signal Operation 73
- Circuit Types 74
- Single stage codes 76
- Two-stage codes: 76
- Configuration 77
- Figure 48: Typical FleX-Net 78
- System with Audio Nodes 78
- Network Fire Alarm 80
- Fiber Optics Module 81
- Auxiliary Modules 81
- Programmable Modules 81
- FAN DAMPER 82
- BBX-FXMNS FRONT DOORS 84
- AND DEADFRONT CHASSIS 84
- BBX-FXMNS BACKBOX 84
- 16.5”16.5” 86
- 25” 25” 86
- 33.5” 33.5” 86
- QBB-5001(R) 88
- FX-2000ND FIRE ALARM 89
- MAIN BOARD 89
- FX-2000NDS FIRE ALARM 89
- Internal Wiring 90
- Battery Power 91
- Transformer Power 91
- 12 VDC BATTERY 92
- QPS-5000N 93
- EXPANSION MOTHERBOARD #1 94
- EXPANSION MOTHERBOARD #2 94
- EXPANSION MOTHERBOARD #3 94
- Audio Amplifier Wiring 96
- Amplifiers 99
- QAA-4CLA 100
- TERMINAL BLOCK 100
- QAA-4CLAS 101
- QAA-5160-70/25 102
- FleX-Net 103
- Backup Amplifier 104
- Displays & Controls 105
- AMP QAA-5203S-70/25 105
- Audio Configuration 106
- Lobby Enclosures 107
- + - + - + - S 108
- + - S + - L 108
- + - S+ - S 108
- + - S+ - L + - S 109
- + - S 109
- CLASS A WIRING 110
- Paging Modules 112
- Terminal Blocks 113
- + - + 114
- S - + 114
- S - + S - + L - + 114
- Paging Operation 115
- QAZT-5302/DS Pushbuttons 116
- ANC-5000 117
- TNC-5000 117
- Figure 79: 118
- + - S + - S 120
- - - + + - - + + 120
- - - + + 120
- TNC-5000 TNC-5000 121
- CLASS B WIRING 122
- CALL CONTROL 124
- ACTIVE 124
- DESELECT ALL 124
- TROUBLE INCOMING CALL 124
- QMT-5302N Connections 125
- Figure 88: 126
- Install Jumper for QZP 127
- Telephone Operation 128
- Appendix A: Specifications 129
- Compliance 130
- FX-2003-12N/ND/DS 133
- RAXN-LCD/RAXN-LCDG: 134
- Node Address 135
- Leave in "OFF" 136
- Factory Set 136
- ALCN - 792M 137
- Quad Loop Adder 137
- Paging/Telephone Zone Module 140
- BBX-2000 Enclosure 141
- Batteries 141
- MNS - ACU 143
- FX- LOC(R) 143
- FX-LOC(R) Active 146
- Limited Warranty 149
- Warranty Procedure 149
- Disclaimer of Warranties 149
- Out of Warranty Repairs 150
- © Mircom 2013 152
- Printed in Canada 152
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