Siemens VSA-1 User manual

Installation Instructions

Model VSA-1

Visual Switch Annunciator Module

P/N 315-096072-4

INTRODUCTION

The SIEMENS Model VSA-1 Visual Switch

Annunciator module provides the system

operator with manual control and annunciation

of the MXLV System functions on a custom

graphic annunciator panel. ach VSA-1 has pin

headers for 8 push-button switches with func-

tions assigned to them in the CSG-M; each

push-button switch has pin headers for 2 L Ds

to indicate the function status, for a total of 16

L Ds. (See Figure 1.)

The VSA-1 is used to manually select speaker,

telephone, or strobe zones, as well as a wide

range of general system functions, such as All

Call, All Alarm/ VAC, Wardens Page, and

Local Speaker. The switch use and zone

groupings are assigned in CSG-M.

The VSA-1 module may provide L D annuncia-

tion of system activity when the switch and L D

pair are programmed as generic. ach VSA-1

module contains 8 sets of 2 L Ds in three

different colors to indicate a variety of system

information, such as zone trouble or alarm. In

each set, the top L D can light red or green;

the bottom L D is yellow.

The VSA-1 provides all the functionality of a

VSM-1 module, and is defined as a VSM-1

module in the CSG-M.

For more information on the Voice System,

refer to the MXLV Manual, P/N 315-0 2036.

Figure 1

VSA-1 Module Board

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

X = SWITCH CLOSED OR ON, O = SWITCH OPEN OR OFF

INSTALLATION

Remove all system power before

installation, battery first and then AC.

(To power up, connect the AC first

and then the battery.)

1. Remove the card from its protective bag.

2. Refer to the function section of the CSG-M

configuration printout for the address of the

VSM-1 module that is used for the VSA-1.

3. Set the module address for the VSA-1 on

switch S1 using dipswitches SW1-SW6.

a. Refer to Figure 1 for the location of S1 on

the module.

b. Refer to Table 1 for the correct switch

settings.

c. Set the address (See Note below).

Figure 2

Mounting the VSA-1

TABLE 1

ADDRESS 6 5 4 3 2 1 ADDRESS 6 5 4 3 2 1

ILLEGAL 0 0000016 0X0000

1 00000X17 0X000X

2 0000X0 18 0 X 0 0 X 0

3 0000XX 19 0 X 0 0 X X

4000X0020 0X0X00

5000X0X21 0X0X0X

6000XX022 0X0XX0

7000XXX23 0X0XXX

800X000 24 0 X X 0 0 0

900X00X 25 0 X X 0 0 X

10 0 0 X 0 X 0 26 0 X X 0 X 0

11 0 0 X 0 X X 27 0 X X 0 X X

12 0 0 X X 0 0 28 0 X X X 0 0

13 0 0 X X 0 X 29 0 X X X 0 X

14 00XXX030 0XXXX0

15 0 0 X X X X 31 0 X X X X X

NOTE:

To open a dipswitch, press down on the side of the dip-

switch marked OPEN. To close a dipswitch, press down

the side of the dipswitch opposite the side marked OPEN.

To open a slide switch, push the slide to the side opposite the

side marked ON. To close a slide switch, push the slide to the

side marked ON.

MOUNTING

Refer to Figure 2

Before mounting each VSA-1 module, check the

labels and the address setting of S1 on the front

of the module.

1. With the custom annunciator backbox open,

mount the snaptrack to the back of the box

using the double-sided tape. Take care to

mount the snaptrack carefully as it is difficult to

remove the snaptrack once it is in place.

2. Female header connectors should be pre-

wired and assigned to modules by the

custom annunciator manufacturer as shown in

Figure 3.

3. Mount the VSA-1 module on its correspond-ing

snap track by pushing it firmly into place.

Connect the female pin header connector as

assigned by the custom annunciator

manufacturer.

4. VSA-1 modules do not need to be mounted in

numeric order by address. (Refer to the

custom annunciator placement layout.)

WIRING

Refer to Figure 4

All wiring must comply with national

and local codes.

1. If VSM-1/VLM-1 and/or VFM-1 modules are

present, open the MHD panels so that you are

looking at the back of the VSM-1s, the VLM-

1s, the VFM-1s and the VSB-1s.

2. Start with the first VSA-1 module in the

connection chain. (The first VSA-1 is usually

located in the top left corner of the custom

annunciator backbox.)

3. Connect P1 of the last module to P2 of the

first VSA-1 module, using the 40-inch cable

model MRRC-1, P/N 500-692531, which is

ordered separately.

4. Connect P1 of the first VSA-1 module to P2

the next VSA-1 to its right, using the 4-inch

cable, P/N 600-192237, which is supplied.

Continue in the same manner until all of the

VSA-1 modules are connected (Refer to

Figure 4). Use the MRRC-1 to start a new row

of VSA-1 modules, if required.

5. With an MMB or PSR:

Connect P2 of the first VSA-1 module at the

far left in the top row to P4 of the TBM-2

Termination Block module, using the 3-foot

cable supplied with the TBM-2, P/N 600-

192258. The cables are polarized; do not

force them.

NOT : The TBM-2 module is located in the

enclosure on the right side next to the

MMB-2 or the PSR-1. For more

details, refer to the MXLV Manual,

P/N 315-0 2036.

In a Remote xtender enclosure with a

PS-5N7 used instead of an MMB or PSR:

Connect P2 of the first VSA-1 module at the

far left in the top row to P4 of the TBM-2,

using the 3-foot cable, P/N 600-192258,

which is supplied with the TBM-2. The cables

are polarized; do not force them.

NOT : The TBM-2 module is located in the

enclosure on the right side beneath

the PS-5N7. For more details, refer

to the PS-5N7 Instructions, P/N

315-0 272 .

6. Route the cable wires across the hinge to the

back of the enclosure. Do not fasten the cable

with a cable anchor until all wiring is complete.

ELECTRICAL RATINGS

VSA-1: 24 VDC, 160mA

Recommended L Ds:

Bi-color (Green/Red):

DC forward current  25mA (max)

King Bright L59 GW or equivalent

Yellow :

DC forward current  40mA (max)

Siemens LY5360HL or equivalent

Figure 3

VSA-1 Pin Assignments

Figure 4

VSA-1/VSM-1/VLM-1/VFM-1 Wiring Diagram

NOT S:

1. If only VSA-1 modules and no VSM-1, VLM-1, or VFM-1 modules are used in the

system, P2 of the first VSA-1 module is connected directly to TBM-2, P4, using the 3-

foot cable supplied with the TBM-2.

2. The custom annunciator manufacturer should use 12-position female connectors, such

as AMP No. 1-640440-2. Hood for connector is AMP No. 1-640550-2; key for connector

is AMP No. 641994-1. The hood and key are the same as those used for connection to

the MID-16 module. Two keys should be inserted at slots 1 and 12 of the female

connector, leaving 10 slots for connection to the VSA-1 header.

P/N 315-096072-4

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