Siemens TRI-S User manual

P/N 315-096242-5

Installation Instructions

Models TRI-S, TRI-D, TRI-R

Addressable Interface Modules

Fire Safety

Siemens Building Technologies, Inc.

8 Fernwood Road

Florham Park, New Jersey 07932

Siemens Building Technologies, Ltd.

2 Kenview Boulevard

Brampton, Ontario L6T 5E4 CN

The SIEMENS Model TRI Series Addressable modules,

shown in Figure 1, interface direct shorting devices to the

MXL System's ALD loop circuit.

Note: The TRI-S/-D/-R Series is not compatible with

the XL3 System or the XLD-1 loop circuit.

The TRI modules are available in three models. The

TRI-S and TRI-R can monitor a normally open or closed

dry contact. The TRI-S model can only monitor and

report the status of the contact, while the TRI-R incor-

porates an addressable Form C relay. The TRI-D is a

dual input module that supervises and monitors two

sets of dry contacts. It requires two address settings.

The TRI has a multi-color LED that flashes green when

operating normally, amber if the unit is in trouble

condition, and red to indicate a change of state. The

TRI-D flashes twice, once for each address. The TRI-R

red LED indicates a change of state in the relay.

PROGRAMMING INSTRUCTIONS

1. Refer to Figure 2 to locate the openings on the TRI

cover that allow access to the programming holes

which are on the TRI printed circuit board.

2. To connect the TRI to the SIEMENS FPI-32

Programmer/Tester, insert the plug from the FPI-32

cable provided with the Programmer/Tester into the

opening on the front of the TRI. Be sure to insert

the locating tab on the plug into the slot for the

locating tab on the TRI as shown in Figure 2.

CAUTION: TO PREVENT DAMAGE TO THE FPI-32,

DO NOT connect a TRI to the FPI-32 until

at least one wire is removed from terminals

1 or 2 of the TRI.

Note: Connection from the FPI-32 to the TRI is keyed.

Refer to Figures 5-8 for the proper connections to

the control panel. Figure 2

Inserting the FPI-32 Cable in the TRI Module

Figure 1

TRI Module

3. (Refer to Figure 3.) Follow the instructions in the

FPI-32 Programmer/Tester Manual (P/N 315-

090077) to program the TRI to the following:

a. Desired address

b. Desired application for fire or proprietary

burglary (security)

c. Normally open or normally closed switch

NOTES:

1. There can be any number of normally open switches.

2. The end of line resistor must be located at the last switch.

3. Do not wire a normally closed switch across the end of line

resistor.

Application

FPI-32

Switch Device Use

Fire Alarm Normally Open Alarm

Fire Trouble Normally Open Trouble

Fire Supervisory Normally Open Trouble

Figure 3

Wiring Normally Open Switches

4. Record the device address on the label located on

the TRI front panel. The TRI can now be installed

and wired to the system.

WIRING

(Refer to Figures 4-8)

Refer to the appropriate wiring diagram below and wire

the addressable interface module accordingly.

Note: Recommended wire size:

18 AWG minimum

14 AWG maximum

Wire larger than 14 AWG can damage the

connector.

POWER LIMITED WIRING FOR TRI-R

ADDRESSABLE INTERFACE MODULE

In compliance with NEC Article 760, all power limited

fire protective signaling conductors must be separated

a minimum of 1/4inch from all of the following items

located within an outlet box:

• electric light

• power

• Class 1 or non-power limited fire protective signal-

ing conductors

To meet the above the requirements, the following

guidelines must be observed when installing this

interface module.

NOTE: If power limited wiring is not used within this

outlet box, then the following guidelines do not

apply. In that case, be sure to follow standard

wiring practices.

TRI-R CONTROL MODULE BARRIER

The TRI-R Control Module Barrier must be used when

the TRI-R relay contacts are connected to non-power

limited lines. Install the barrier diagonally into the back-

box to create two separate compartments within the

backbox to separate the wires, as shown in Figure 4.

Backbox

TRI-R Control Module Barrier

TABS

FACE

OUT

Use P/N 330-096393 for

Double Gang Box

Use P/N 330-096384 for

4-inch Square Electrical Box

Figure 4

Installing the TRI-R Control Module Barrier

WIRING ENTERING OUTLET BOX

Power Limited Wiring

All power limited wiring must enter the outlet box

separately from the electric light, power, Class 1, or

non-powered limited fire protection signaling conduc-

tors. For the TRI-R, wiring to terminal block positions 1,

2, 3, 4, and 5 must enter the outlet box separately from

terminals 6, 7, and 8.

IMPORTANT:

Minimize the length of wire

entering the outlet box.

WIRING AT THE TERMINAL BLOCKS

Power Limited Wiring (Refer to Figure 5)

Wiring to positions 1, 2, 3, 4, and 5 is power limited.

Non-Power Limited Wiring

Wiring to positions 6, 7, and 8 is considered non-

power limited.

Note: Remove all slack from these wires by pulling

excess wiring back through the holes.

Figure 5

TRI-R Power Limited Wiring

Figure 8

Model TRI-D Wiring

Figure 7

Model TRI-S Wiring

NOTES:

1. All supervised switches must be held closed and/or

open for at least a quarter of a second to guarantee

detection.

2. Use ULI listed EOL Model EL-30/31 mounting plate

with 470 ohms, 1/4W resistor, P/N 140-82016485. Order

Model EL-30/31 separately.

3. The supervised switches have the following ratings:

Voltage maximum: 27 VDC

Current maximum: 3.5mA during polling

Contact resistance maximum: 10 ohms

Maximum cable length: 200 feet (18 AWG)

CLine to line: 0.02uF

CLine to shield: 0.04uF

Max line size: 14 AWG

Min line size: 18 AWG

4. Supervised switch S1 is on the first programmed

address, and Supervised switch S2 is on the second

programmed address.

5. Relay contacts are rated: 4A, 125 VAC resistive

4A, 30 VDC resistive

Inductive: 3.5A, 120 VAC (0.6P.F.)

3.0A, 30 VDC (0.6 P.F.)

2.0A, 120 VAC (0.4 P.F.)

2.0A, 120 VAC (0.35 P.F.)

2.0A, 30 VDC (0.35 P.F.)

The relay is shown in supervisory condition.

Figure 6

Model TRI-R Wiring

Figure 9

Mounting the TRI-S/-R/-D

MOUNTING SLOTS

FOR 4 INCH SQUARE

ELECTRICAL BOX

MOUNTING SLOTS

FOR DOUBLEGANG

ELECTRICAL BOX

MOUNTING

HOLES FOR

SWITCHPLATE

TRI-S/-D/-R

MODULE

P/N 315-096242-5

NOTES (Cont.):

CAUTION

Ground shield wire ONLY at the specified location

on the Control Panel.

6. If a Good Local Earth Ground is Available:

a. Terminal 5 must be connected to earth ground.

b. Use wire nuts to pass the shield wire through the

electrical box with NO connection to the device

terminal block or to local ground.

c. Use shielded wire to connect the switch wiring to the

TRI.

d. Tie the switch wiring shield to the ALD wiring shield.

Do not connect shield to terminal 5 or the local

earth ground.

7. If a Good Local Earth Ground is NOT Available:

Connect shield to terminal 5.

8. If ALD wiring is not shielded, the switch wiring must

be in metal raceway.

9. In supervisory:

TRI-S/-R draws 1.6mA

TRI-D draws 1.6mA

IMPORTANT

Terminal 5 of the TRI-S/-D/-R must be connected

to a known good

earth ground for

proper operation.

If the electrical box the TRI is installed in is

grounded, connect Terminal 5 to same.

MOUNTING

Addressable Interface Models TRI-S, TRI-D, and TRI-R

mount directly into a (user supplied) double gang or 4

inch square electrical box. Fasten the module to the

square box with the switchplate using the 2 screws

provided.

NOTE: Be sure to program the TRI before fastening

the switchplate to the unit.

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