Gently push the 3-CPU3 until it is firmly seated into the rail connectors.
5. Secure the module to the rail by pushing in the plungers on the top and bottom display mounting brackets.
3-CPU3 Central Processor Figure 1: Mounting diagram
(2) (3) (4) (5) Module Installation Sheet G 120 VAC N H
TB1
(1) Description The 3-CPU3 Central Processor Module is the control element for all rail modules and control/display modules installed in a control panel. The 3-CPU3 module performs the following functions:
• Processes all information from modules installed within the cabinet
as well as data received from other panels over the network data circuit
P2 TB2
• Identifies and supervises all modules installed on the rail chassis +BATTERY-
and uses an integral watchdog to identify both hardware and
software faults (1) Display mounting brackets (supplied separately) (2) Primary power supply monitor card • Supervises all traffic on the rail bus and implements ground fault (3) Primary power supply detection (4) 3-CPU3 • Date-time stamps events and initiates timed events using an (5) 3-CHAS7 internal clock with leap year function
• Communicates with other 3-CPUx and 3-ANNCPUx modules over
Wiring a Class A or Class B network data circuit (requires an optional Network Communications card) Wire the 3-CPU3 as shown in Figure 2 through Figure 6. • Distributes audio messages across a Class A or Class B network Notes audio circuit (requires an optional Network Communications card) • Network data circuit wiring and network audio circuit wiring is In addition, the 3-CPU3 module: supervised and power-limited. • Provides connections for two optically isolated RS-232 serial ports • When connecting a network data circuit, always wire the Network (requires an optional 3-RS232 card) B (isolated) terminals on one CPU module to the Network A (nonisolated) terminals of another. See Figure 2. • Provides command and control functions for the eight-channel digital audio subsystem installed on the rail On Class B network data circuits, the control panel designated as the service panel must be the first panel on the network. On • Provides an optically isolated RS-232 port for data uploads, Class A network data circuits, any control panel can be the service downloads, and system maintenance panel. • Provides a Form C common alarm, common trouble, and common • Common relay wiring is unsupervised and power-limited only when supervisory relay connected to a power-limited source. All field wiring connections to the 3-CPU3 module are made using plug-in connectors.
The 3-CPU3 module occupies the two leftmost positions on the rail chassis assembly (logical address 0). The 3-CPU3 ships without plastic doors and mounting brackets. Before you can install a 3-CPU3 you must attach the mounting brackets supplied with an LCD main display module or a 3-CPUDR, both ordered separately.
Note: The 3-CPU3 is a replacement for the 3-CPU module and the 3-CPU1 module.
Installation 1. Attach the mounting brackets from the LCD main display module or the 3-CPUDR to the 3-CPU3 module. For detailed instructions, see their respective installation sheets.
2. Install the network communications option cards, if required. For
detailed instructions, see their installation sheets.
3. Align the option cards to the card guides, and then slide the 3-CPU3 into the first two rail slots on the rail chassis assembly. See Figure 1.
Figure 6: Common relay wiring Specifications To external supervisory input circuit Voltage 24 VDC To external alarm Current input circuit Standby 155 mA at 24 VDC To external trouble Alarm 165 mA at 24 VDC input circuit Ground fault 0.1 Ω impedance Mounting Two LRM spaces on the hardware layer Wire size TB1 (top) 12 to 18 AWG (1.0 to 4.0 mm²) TB2 (bottom) 14 to 18 AWG (1.0 to 2.5 mm²) Internal RS-232 serial port Type Isolated, Class B Connector RJ-11 NC C NO NO C N/A NC NO C NC TROUBLE ALARM SUP Common relays Quantity 3 (alarm, supervisory, and trouble) Type Form C Rating 30 VDC at 1 A Wiring Class E Operating environment Temperature 32 to 120°F (0 to 49°C) Relative humidity 0 to 93% noncondensing Notes • For battery calculations, standby and alarm currents include all listed primary power supplies. • The common trouble relay operation does not include AC trouble delay functionality. • Required software: 3-CPU3 boot and application code must be version 1.33 or later
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