Switch setting

Note: Switch S2 is only used when providing 24 VDC to TB1.

When the 4-ANNCPU is installed in a remote annunciator, switch S2 is
used to configure the 4-ANNCPU for redundant (OFF) or non-
redundant (ON) power wiring for TB1. When the 4-ANNCPU is
4-ANNCPU Annunciator installed in a Control Unit (panel), switch S2 is not used and the
position of the switch is ignored.
Central Processor Module Set switch S2 (Figure 1) to the desired selection:

Installation Sheet •
•
OFF = Redundant power wiring to TB1
ON = Non-redundant power wiring to TB1 (default setting)

Installation
Install and wire this device in accordance with applicable national and
local codes, ordinances, and regulations.
When installing the 4-ANNCPU in a 4-xANNMT annunciator backbox
and no LCD is being installed, the 4-ANNCPU must be installed in the
vertical position (Figure 6, item 1). This allows 4-CABL0542 flex cable
connection between the 4-ANNCPU and the inner door UI rail. Refer to
4-CABL Series Flex Cable Installation Sheet, P/N 3102265-EN for
details.
For additional 4-ANNCPU mounting configurations, a 4-MPLT
mounting plate and a 4-BRKT-CB mounting bracket can be used.
Refer to the following for details.
• 4-MPLT Mounting Plate Installation Sheet, P/N 3102391-EN
The 4-ANNCPU is the control element for the LCD and control display • 4-BRKT-CB Mounting Bracket Installation Sheet, P/N 3102323-EN
modules connected to it. The 4-ANNCPU processes all control
information from switches on the displays, as well as processing the Refer to Table 2 for mounting options for the 4-ANNCPU. Refer to
data received from the network for display. The 4-ANNCPU Table 3 for terminal and connector descriptions and Figure 1 for
Annunciator Central Processor Module is used in Fire Alarm Control locations.
Unit (FACU) and remote annunciator enclosures.
Table 2: 4-ANNCPU module mounting options
For systems using audio, the 4-ANNAUDTEL module (sold separately)
Enclosure Mounting Max. quantity
is mounted on the top, front side of the 4-ANNCPU to control audio
of 4-ANNCPU
functions for a firefighter telephone and a paging microphone. per enclosure
The 4-ANNCPU provides: 3-CAB7B(R) 4-MPLT or 4-BRKT-CB 1
• Identification of hardware and software faults, and panel ground 3-CAB14B(R) 4-MPLT or 4-BRKT-CB 1
fault detection operation
3-CAB21B(R) 4-MPLT or 4-BRKT-CB 1
• One USB host port
• One USB device port 4-2ANNMT Mounts on standoffs in the enclosure 1
• Connections for two SFP (small form-factor pluggable) network 4-4ANNMT Mounts on standoffs in the enclosure 1
adapters
4-6ANNMT Mounts on standoffs in the enclosure 1
• Connection to a printer
• Connection to a CDR-3 (requires optional 4-USBHUB) 4-8ANNMT Mounts on standoffs in the enclosure 1
The accessory modules and flex cables that can be attached to the 4-16ANNMT Mounts on standoffs in the enclosure 2
4-ANNCPU are listed in Table 1. Refer to the documentation that is and one additional 4-ANNCPU can
provided with the module for installation details. be installed on a 4-MPLT
4-24ANNMT Mounts on standoffs in the enclosure 2
Table 1: Accessories and one additional 4-ANNCPU can
Model Description be installed on a 4-MPLT

4-ANNAUDTEL The 4-ANNAUDTEL Annunciator Audio Telephone

Interface Module is used with the 4-ANNCPU to
process information from the 4-FT Firefighter
Telephone Master Handset and 4-MIC Paging
Microphone.
4-CABL0504 Used to connect the 4-ANNCPU to a 4-LCDAUDTEL
or a 4-LCD when the 4-ANNCPU is installed in a
4-2ANNMT, 4-4ANNMT, or 4-6ANNMT backbox.
4-CABL0509 Used to connect the 4-ANNCPU to a 4-LCDAUDTEL
when mounted horizontally on a 4-MPLT plate
4-CABL0542 Used to Connect the 4-ANNCPU to the UI rail when
no 4-LCDAUDTEL or a 4-LCD is installed on a
4-CAB8D(R), 4-CAB16D(R), 4-CAB24D(R), or
4-CAB16DL(R) inner door.

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Figure 1: 4- ANNCPU terminals, connectors, and switch Figure 2: MAC address label

Figure 3: 4-ANNCPU installation on standoffs

Table 3: 4-ANNCPU terminals, connectors, and switch

Label Description
J1 USB 3.0, Type A host port (usb1) – used to connect supported
USB devices (5 VDC). If connected to a 4-ANNCPU, 4-NET- (1) 4-8ANNMT backbox (4) 6-32 × 0.5 screw (2X)
AD, (2) Standoff (4X) (5) Slot in 4-ANNCPU (4X)
4-USBHUB, or a 4-FWAL-1, -2, -3, -4 module, this connection (3) 4-ANNCPU
provides 24 VDC to that module.
J14 USB 3.0, Type B device port (usb0) – used to receive 24 VDC WARNING: Electrocution hazard. To avoid personal injury or death
power from the 4-CPU or another 4-ANNCPU when installed from electrocution, remove all sources of power and allow stored
in the same enclosure. When installed in a remote energy to discharge before installing or removing equipment.
annunciator, this connection can be used as a temporary
connection to a PC, but a USB 2.0 cable must be used.
J15 eth0 network SFP connection [1] Caution: Equipment damage. Circuit boards are sensitive to
electrostatic discharge (ESD). To avoid damage, follow ESD handling
J17 eth1 network SFP connection [1]
procedures.
J18 Connector for the cable that attaches to the 4-LCDAUDTEL or
the 4-LCD Note: Each 4-ANNCPU has a label with a unique MAC address
J21 Connection and mounting for the 4-ANNAUDTEL printed on it in text and in the form of a QR code. This unique MAC
address is used by the 4-CU configuration utility to identify the
J22 Connection and mounting for the 4-ANNAUDTEL
4-ANNCPU (node). Prior to installing the 4-ANNCPU, record the MAC
S2 When the 4-ANNCPU is installed in a remote annunciator, address in project documentation or enter it in the 4-CU.
switch S2 is used to configure the 4-ANNCPU for redundant
(OFF) or non-redundant (ON) power wiring for TB1. The 4-ANNCPU mounts on standoffs as shown in Figure 3. Refer to
Figure 4, Figure 5, and Figure 6 for examples of installations in
TB1 24 VDC power connections – used to provide 24 VDC power
different enclosures.
to the 4-ANNCPU when installed in an annunciator enclosure.
Provisions for connecting two separate power sources are To install the 4-ANNCPU on standoffs:
included to provide redundancy when required. Switch S2
must be set to the applicable position. 1. Obtain the 4-ANNCPU MAC address from the label (Figure 2) on
the 4-ANNCPU. Record the MAC address in project
[1] Small Form-factor Pluggable (SFP) network adapters are hot- documentation or enter it in the 4-CU prior to installing the
swappable. 4-ANNCPU.
Note: Due to the clearance between the top of the 4-ANNCPU and
the top of the enclosure, it is easier to wire SFP modules and
install them in the 4-ANNCPU prior to installing the 4-ANNCPU.

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2. Install required option cards on the 4-ANNCPU. If installing SFP Figure 5: 4-ANNCPU installed on a 4-BRKT-CB in a 3-CAB14B
modules, wire the SFP modules and then install them in the
4-ANNCPU.
3. Position the 4-ANNCPU with the slots in the module aligned over
the standoffs as shown in Figure 3, and then slide the module
down to lock it in place.
4. Secure the 4-ANNCPU using the hardware provided (Figure 3).

Figure 4: 4-ANNCPU installed on a 4-MPLT in a 3-CAB7B

(1) 4-CABLUSBSM USB cable (4) 4-ANNCPU mounted on

(2) 4-CPU connector J8 the 4-MPLT (1) 4-CABLUSBSM USB cable (4) 4-BRKT-CB mounted on
(3) 4-MPLT mounted in the (5) 4-ANNCPU Connector J14 (2) 4-CPU connector J8 the back of a 3-CHAS7
3-CAB7B battery space (3) 4-ANNCPU connector J14

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Figure 6: Two 4-ANNCPUs installed in a 4-24ANNMT Specifications

Voltage 16 to 32 VDC
Current
Standby 183 mA at 16 VDC
125 mA at 24 VDC
119 mA at 32 VDC

Alarm/active 188 mA at 16 VDC

125 mA at 24 VDC
124 mA at 32 VDC
Universal Serial Bus One USB 3.0, Type A – female port
(USB) ports One USB 3.0, Type B – female port
USB cables[1] P/N 4-CABLUSBSM – 3.0 USB, 29.5
in.(0.75 m), included
P/N 4-CABLUSBLG – 3.0 USB, 59.0
in.(1.5 m), sold separately
J1, Figure 1 [1]: Only use 4-CABLUSBSM
or 4-CABLUSBLG cables.
J14, Figure 1: 4-CABLUSBSM or
4-CABLUSBLG cables are recommended.
J14, Figure 1: If making a temporary
connection to a PC, a USB 2.0 cable must
be used.
SFP modules Refer to the applicable SFP installation
sheet for details
Pass-through mode Refer to the control unit Technical
Reference Manual for details
Wire size
TB1 network backup 12 to 18 AWG (2.5 to 1.0 mm²)
power connection
(1) 4-ANNCPU mounted on (5) 4-ANNCPU mounted on the Ground fault impedance 5k ohms or less
backbox standoffs 4-MPLT Operating environment
(2) 4-CABLUSBSM USB cable (6) 4-ANNCPU connector J14 Temperature 32 to 120°F (0 to 49°C)
(3) 4-ANNCPU connector J1 (7) Cable clip (2X) Relative humidity 0 to 93% noncondensing
(4) 4-MPLT plate
[1] Only use listed USB cables. Retail USB cabling is not sufficient for
Wiring this application.

Refer to Figure 1 for terminal and connection locations and Table 3 for
descriptions. Refer to the documentation that came with the accessory Regulatory information
modules that you are attaching to the 4-ANNCPU for wiring details.
USB 3.0 cable P/N 4-CABLUSBSM is provided to connect the FCC compliance This device complies with part 15 of the FCC
4-ANNCPU to a 4-CPU, 4- FWAL, 4-USBHUB, or 4-NET-AD. If you Rules. Operation is subject to the following two
require a longer USB cable, P/N 4-CABLUSBLG can be purchased conditions: (1) This device may not cause
harmful interference, and (2) this device must
separately (see Specifications).
accept any interference received, including
interference that may cause undesired
Caution: Equipment damage. Use the cable clips (Figure 6) to secure operation.
the USB cables to the backbox or chassis to prevent the cables from
being pinched between the backbox/chassis and the inner door. Environmental UL: Indoor dry
class
Notes
• All wiring is power-limited and supervised. Contact information
• Use a power supply for TB1 from a regulated 24 VDC power
supply that is UL/ULC listed for fire protective signaling systems. For contact information, see www.edwardsfiresafety.com.
Two separate power supplies from two different cabinets cannot
be used to provide power.
• Connect a second 24 VDC supply to TB1 only if redundant power
wiring is required.
• When TB1 is wired for non-redundant power, it does not matter
which set of TB1 terminals are used, however switch S2 must be
in the ON position or a trouble will be generated.
• Maintain 0.25 in. (6 mm) separation between power-limited and
nonpower-limited wiring at all times. Refer to the backbox
documentation for details.
• Use the cable clips (Figure 6, item 7) to secure the USB cable to
the backbox or chassis, as required.

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