Siemens MKB-5 User manual

Separate UP and DOWN keys located next to the

MORE INFO key allow the user to scroll forward and

backwards through the entire list of events.

The SPACE key allows the user to input addresses

faster by enabling them to reduce redundant key

presses of the “0” key.

The MORE INFO key allows the user to instantly view

all relevant information about the highlighted event,

which is displayed in the last three lines of the screen.

The user can access the MXL Control menu by

pressing the ENTER key.

The panel has System status indicator LEDs. The

ALARM and TROUBLE LEDs function even if the

main processor fails. (See Figure 1).

Installation Instructions

Model MKB-5/-5C

Annunciator/Keypad Module

The Model MKB-5/-5C Annunciator from Siemens

Industry, Inc., communicates with the MMB Main

Control Board through the System network link. The

MKB-5/-5C provides the MXL with its primary control

and annunciation.

OPERATION

The MKB-5/-5C has a multi-line display that continu-

ously updates information about the system event

status. If there are multiple events (alarms, security

conditions, supervisories and/or troubles), the highest

priority event that occurred displays on the screen. The

user can view up to 8 events at a time and can scroll

through the complete list using the Up ( ) and Down

() keys located next to the More Info key. For further

information on the operation of the MXL Multi-Line

Keyboard/Display Panel, refer to the MXL Keyboard/

Display Panel Operating Instructions, P/N 315-048692,

and Section 3, OPERATION, in the MXL/MXLV

Manual, P/N 315-092036.

The keyboard/display panel has keys for the following

functions:

• Acknowledging fire alarms (ALARM ACK)

• Silencing audibles (AUD SIL)

• Acknowledging supervisories (SUPV ACK)

• Acknowledging troubles (TRBL ACK)

•

Acknowledging security conditions (SEC ACK)

There is also a separate key for resetting the Control

Panel (RESET).

The 10-digit numeric keypad allows entry of the three

levels of user passwords. It is also used to perform

specific menu-driven operations as well as pro-

gramming and maintenance functions. Figure 1

MKB-5/-5C Panel

SUPV

ACK

ALARM

SIL

AUD

DISABLED

PARTIAL SYSTEM

POWER

ACK

TRBL

ACK

SEC

RESET

ALT 1

FUNCTIONFUNCTION

ALT 2

FUNCTION

INFO

PQRS

GHI

8 9

TUV

JKL

WXYZ

MNO

1 2

ABC

DEF

ALT

ENTER CLEAR

SPACE

ALT

HELP

P/N 315-048727-5

Siemens Industry, Inc.

Building Technologies Division

Florham Park, NJ

Siemens Building Technologies, Ltd.

Fire Safety & Security Products

2 Kenview Boulevard

Brampton, Ontario

L6T 5E4 Canada

INSTALLATION

Remove all system power before installation,

first battery and then AC. (To power up, connect

the AC first, then the battery.)

Unpack the MKB-5/-5C. Inspect the module for such

things as integrated circuits (ICs) not firmly seated in

their sockets, bent IC pins, connectors not properly

installed, dirt, and packing material on the board.

NOTE:

The MKB-5/-5C is supplied with the keyboard annun-

ciator mounted to the hinged panel, but with black filler

plates installed to the right and left to accommodate a

telephone and microphone, if used. To install the

telephone module (TMM-1) or microphone module

(MMM-1) on the MKB-5/-5C, follow the installation

instructions which accompany those modules (P/N

315-092098 and P/N 315-092099, respectively). To

install the TMM-1 module when using an MMB-3, it is

necessary to first remove the ANN-3 board on the

back of the MKB-5. After the TMM-1 is mounted, the

ANN-3 can then be replaced.

Setting the Network Address

Set the Network Address for the MKB-5/-5C using the

three ten-position rotary switches (S1, S2 and S3)

located on the back of the keyboard/display panel, as

shown in Figure 2. For example, to set the switches to

address 248: set S1 to 2, set S2 to 4, and set S3 to 8.

The possible addresses for this module are 248, 249,

250, and 251.

NOTE: There is no need to set supervision on the

MKB-5/-5C because it is, by default, always

supervised. No unsupervised annunciators

(MKB-1/-2/-3/-4) are allowed at the same

address as an MKB-5/-5C. Unsupervised

applications require the use of the MKB-1/

-2/-3/-4 and they must all be set to the same

address.

J10

J11

J12 J4

J1 J5

TO OPTION

MODULES

TO OPTION

MODULES

LCD KEYBOARD LEDS

BACKLIGHT

SERIAL

PRINTER

SERIAL

PRINTER

PARALLEL

PRINTER

PARALLEL

PRINTER

VR1

CONTRAST

VR2

BRIGHTNESS

J13

12345

NETWORK

ANN-3

Figure 2

MKB-5/-5C Rear View

Mounting the MKB-5/-5C

(Refer to Figure 3)

1. Install four screws in the first group of four tapped

holes in the right flange. Leave a 1/8-inch gap

between the head of the screw and the flange.

Slide the slots of the MKB-5/-5C panel hinge

under the head of the screws and tighten.

2. If the panel locking fastener is not aligned with the

hole located on the left flange, loosen the screws

and adjust accordingly. Retighten the screws.

MKB-5

PANEL

LOCKING

FASTENER

MME-3

MLE-6

Figure 3

Installing the MKB-5/-5C

Annunciator/Keyboard

Wiring

(Refer to Figures 4, 5 and 6)

1. Pull all field wiring into the backbox and dress the

wiring to the approximate location to which it will go.

2. Remove the connector plugs from J8. Attach the

wiring to the connector plugs in positions 1 and 2 for

Style 4 and positions 1, 2, 3 and 4 for Style 7. Always

connect position 5 to Chassis GND (Earth GND).

3. Remove the connector plugs from J12. Attach the

field wiring to the connector plugs, making sure

that position 1 on J12 is for +24VDC and position

2 on J12 is for -24VDC return.

4. If needed, J11 is the connector for a parallel

printer and J10 is the connector for a serial printer.

The serial connection can be supervised; the

parallel connection is supervised by default. Note

that only one printer, either parallel or serial, may

be connected to the system.

Figure 4

Typical Style 4 Wiring

Notes:

1. Use a minimum wire gauge

of 22 AWG.

2. Use a maximum of 80 ohms

per pair of wires for the

network connections.

3. Use shielded twisted pair for

network connections.

4. Terminate the shield ONLY

at the MMB enclosure.

5. For MMB-1/-2/-3 Style 4, use

a 120 Ohm, 1/4W, 5%

EOLR, P/N 140-820150, in

positions 1 and 2 on plug J8.

6. This configuration is power

limited to NFPA 70 according

to NEC 760.

7. There MUST be an earth

ground connected to the

chassis. Wire shield or

conduit is not an acceptable

ground. Use any available

unused, unpainted stud on

the MMB for chassis

grounding.

8. Refer to Wiring Specification

for MXL, MXL-IQ and MXLV

Systems, P/N 315-092772

revision 6 or higher, for

additional wiring information.

9. Maximum voltage:

8V peak to peak

Maximum current: 150mA

Supervision for the MKB-5/-5C printer is set in

CSG-M. In the Network Module Map, select the

MKB and press Enter. Scroll down to Printer

Option and press Enter to toggle to the correct

printer. The fields Supervised Operation and Serial

Port must both be set to YES.

5. Make certain the connector plugs are in place on

J13fornormaloperationandnetworkprogramming.

6. Using 8-wire ribbon cable P/N 555-148722, connect

J4 on the back of the MKB-5/-5C to P6 on the

MMB, or to P7 or P10 on the MOM, or to P3 or P4

on the OMM. Make sure that the red tracing wire is

at position 1 on both connectors.

7. If the MKB-5/-5C is used with an MXLV system,

connect P5 on the ACM-1 to P8 on the MMB-2/-3.

8. Refer to MMB-3 Installation Instructions,

P/N 315-048860, Configuration and MNET

sections to configure the MMB-3 and CSGM for

Style 4/7 wiring.

Operation

Refer to the MXL Multi-Line Display/Panel Operating

Instructions, P/N 315-048692, for additional information

on the operation of the keyboard panel.

To adjust the contrast and brightness of the display,

use pots VR1 and VR2 respectively, located on the

back of the keyboard /display panel. (Refer to Figure 2.)

CCU/M And RDM-1 Wiring To MKB-5/-6 Or RCC-3

tnerruCeludoMCDV5evitcAAm0

tnerruCeludoMCDV42evitcAAm003

tnerruCeludoMCDV42ybdnatSAm003

ELECTRICAL RATINGS

MKB-5

J10

CCU/M or RDM-1

PORT C

RXD

TXD

GND

DSR

CTS

RXD

TXD

DTR

GND

RTS

MXL-VDT Wiring To MKB-5/-6 Or RCC-3

MKB-5

J10

MXL-VDT

MAIN PORT

RXD

TXD

GND

DSR

CTS

RXD

TXD

DTR

GND

RTS

DB9 DB25

Figure 5

Typical Style 7 Wiring (MMB-1 or MMB-2)

Notes:

1. Use a minimum wire gauge of

22 AWG.

2. Use a maximum of 80 ohms

per pair of wires for the network

connections.

3. Use shielded twisted pair for

network connections.

4. Terminate the shield ONLY at

the MMB enclosure.

5. For Style 7, use a 120 Ohm,

1/4W, 5% EOLR, P/N 140-

820150, in positions 1 and 2 and

positions 3 and 4 on plug J8.

6. For Style 7, use a NET-7 card

and refer to the NET-7

Installation Instructions, P/N 315-

090914.

7. The NET-7 is not compatible

with the PS-5N.

8. This configuration is power

limited to NFPA 70 according

to NEC 760.

9. There MUST be an earth ground

connected to the chassis. Wire

shield or conduit is not an

acceptable ground. Use any

available unused, unpainted

stud on the MMB for chassis

grounding.

10. Refer to Wiring Specification

for MXL, MXL-IQ and MXLV

Systems, P/N 315-092772

revision 6 or higher, for

additional wiring information.

11. Maximum voltage:

8V peak to peak

Maximum current: 150mA

P/N 315-048727-5

Figure 6

Typical Style 7 Wiring (MMB-3)

Notes:

1. Use a minimum wire gauge of

22 AWG.

2. Use a maximum of 80 ohms

per pair of wires for the network

connections.

3. Use shielded twisted pair for

network connections.

4. Terminate the shield ONLY at

the MMB enclosure.

5. For Style 7, use a 120 Ohm,

1/4W, 5% EOLR, P/N 140-

820150, in positions 1 and 2 and

positions 3 and 4 on plug J8.

6. This configuration is power

limited to NFPA 70 according

to NEC 760.

7. There MUST be an earth

ground connected to the

chassis. Wire shield or conduit

is not an acceptable ground.

Use any available unused,

unpainted stud on the MMB for

chassis grounding.

8. Refer to Wiring Specification

for MXL, MXL-IQ and MXLV

Systems, P/N 315-092772

revision 6 or higher, for

additional wiring information.

9. Maximum voltage:

8V peak to peak

Maximum current: 150mA

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