Fike - Cheetah XI 50 Intelligent Panel FM200 Suppression Control System [D.1.20.01-2]

CHEETAH® XI 50 INTELLIGENT SUPPRESSION CONTROL SYSTEM

DESCRIPTION

Fike’s Cheetah Xi 50 [P/N 10-071] is a state-of-the-art true intelligent digital peer-to-peer modular suppression control system. It is ideal for all life safety and property protection applications, and is intended for both commercial and industrial use. It is designed with extensive programmability that allows the almost-instantaneous relay of information and the ability to perform process management tasks with ease including HVAC shutdowns, Emergency Voice Evacuation Systems, damper control, door closure, elevator recall, security, and CCTV/Building Management Awareness.

This cost-effective panel comes standard with one Signaling Line Circuit [SLC] that support 50 devices, with any mix and match of sensors and modules. The Cheetah Xi 50 utilizes extreme intelligence via its Eclipse® based sensors including photoelectric, photoelectric with heat, ionization, photoelectric duct, and heat detectors. It also utilizes Eclipse based modules such as the monitor, mini-monitor, relay, intelligent pull station, releasing and control modules.

With Cheetah Xi 50, every device communicates as a peer on the signaling line circuit. These peers not only communicate up-to-the-second information to the control panel, but also communicate with each other. Each device is capable of generating accurate and highly detailed information. Conventional suppression alarm systems give a general idea of the fire’s location, while the Cheetah Xi 50’s intelligent sensors indicate precisely which device is in an alarm state.

This intelligence provides incredible speed with response times as little as one-quarter second between manual pull station and notification appliance. It’s flexibility allows you to attach the intelligent devices that are required for your specific application.

The System is programmed with either the Windows based field configuration software C-LINX™ or through a comprehensive password protected front-panel keypad programming option. This option allows you to quickly update and adapt to any future requirements or changes in the system such as changes in occupancy or remodeling.

The sophisticated control panel circuitry coupled with the software allows you to read specific information and sensitivity levels of the different eclipse devices. The sensors also compensate for any changes due to age, contamination, or other environmental factors.

APPROVALS

• UL Listed - S2203
• FM Approved - 3029134
• CSFM - 7165-0900:149
• City of New York - 307-05-E Vol. 2
• City of Denver
• State of CA Seismic - OSP-007

SYSTEM OPERATION

The Cheetah Xi 50 Control system operates on a “Zone and State” relationship. In this design, all input and output devices must be assigned to at least one zone [253 are available], each one defining an area to be protected. Input devices can be assigned up to 253 zones [one zone is typical] and output devices may be configured for up to 254 zones.

These devices use the SLC signaling line circuit to exchange status information with other devices as well as with the control panel. When an input is activated, it is configured to cause its associated zone to enter into an operational state. Any detection device will cause the associated zone to enter into an alarm state.

The output devices are configured to activate to protect and evaluate the endangered zone. This system is completely modular, allowing you the flexibility to design a system that is just right for your application. A typical configuration is shown on page 2 that illustrates the communications of a Cheetah Xi 50 system.

STANDARD FEATURES

The Cheetah Xi 50 features are designed to save lives and protect your valuable capital investments through unprecedented speed, intelligence and flexibility. These features include:

• All Cheetah Xi 50 panels come standard with a controller, transformer and enclosure [see ordering information for details]
• 254 user defined zones
• 80 character, backlit LCD display
• Real time clock
• 3200 event history buffer
• Critical process monitoring
• One-person Walktest capability
• Disable by zone, device or circuit
• Drill function at panel and remote
• Provides solenoid releasing operation
• Alarm verification capability
• Easy to add/remove devices
• Diagnostic menus
• Local piezo with distinct event tones
• 10 Status LEDs to easily identify system status
• Optional point ID DACT Module available
• Supports up to 31 peripheral devices such as Remote Display, LED Graphic and Zone Annunciators, Ethernet Module and Multi-Interface Module USB Port for programming

CHEETAH XI 50 CONTROLLER SPECIFICATIONS

The Controller contains the power supply, microprocessor, hardware interface, display and keypad.

Enclosure

• Steel Enclosure 22.1” H x 14.35” W x 3.25” D [Back-box dimensions]
• Flush or surface mounting
• Removable door for ease of installation
• Available in red or grey
• Dead Front option available to isolate panel’s internal electronics and wiring

Power

• 5.25 amps useable alarm power, [2 A standby]
• Operation from 120VAC/60 Hz or 240 VAC 50/60 Hz transformer
• Two 24V DC, 1.75A continuous auxiliary power outputs
• Supports up to 75AH of batteries
• Controller consumes 0.116A @ 24VDC in normal standby mode and 0.176A @ 24 VDC in alarm

Signaling Line Circuit

• Address devices with Infrared [IR] tool, similar to remote control device
• One SLC loop, NFPA style 4, 6 or 7
• 50 devices on loop
• True peer-to-peer digital protocol for extremely fast and reliable communications
• Auto-learn function
• Automatic day/night sensitivity adjustment
• Automatic holiday sensitivity adjustment
• Acclimate operation for sensors
• IR Tool provides ability to read sensitivity levels or perform remote test of device
• Devices contain multi-color LED for quick reference of device status
• Sensors provide early warning pre-alarm detection and can also provide a summing feature. [up to eight sensors]
• Maximum Resistance: 70 ohms
• Maximum Capacitance: .60 μf
• 12,000 ft. maximum distance total from panel to last device

NAC Circuit

• Two NAC circuits standard
• Rated at 24VDC, 1.75 Amps maximum Class A or B
• Built-in synch protocol for both System Sensor® and Gentex® devices

Operating Environment

• 32 - 120°F [0 - 49°C]
• 93% relative humidity, non-condensing

OPTIONAL MODULES AND PERIPHERAL DEVICES

Point ID Dact [Digital Alarm Communicator Transmitter] Module [P/N 10-2528]*

The DACT provides interface with Central Station monitoring systems. It is available with 5 contact zones of connection OR the intelligent serial interface which provides point ID information. The Contact ID form is the preferred reporting format. It provides a four digit account code followed by a three digit event code, a two-digit group number, and a three digit contact number, all of which are used to provide specific point identification. This DACT can also provide an SIA or 4/2 Pulse reporting format. Note: 10-2476 is the same as 10-2528 with enclosure for external mounting.

14 Button Remote Display Unit [ P/N 10-2646]*

The Fike fourteen button remote display [FRD], provides remote annunciation of Fike’s intelligent control panels. The FRD is provided with a 80 character, backlit display which performs two display functions. First, it duplicates information provided by the control panel. Additionally the FRD has the capability of viewing system conditions such as alarm, trouble, supervisory, etc. The FRD also includes six buttons [Enter, Escape, +/-, left/right arrow] that are used for navigation through events as well as configuration of the device. Additionally it has eight programmable buttons that can be configured for things such as reset, silence, acknowledge, drill, or process. A key lock is included for additional security access. Dimensions: 9-1/2” L x 4” H x 2-1/4” D. Weight: 0.5 lbs.

10 Button Remote Display Unit [P/N 10-2631]*

The Fike ten button remote display [FRD], provides remote annunciation of Fike’s intelligent control panels. The FRD is provided with a 80 character, backlit display which performs two display functions. First, it duplicates information provide d by the control panel. Additionally the FRD has the capability of viewing system conditions such as alarm, trouble, supervisory, etc. The FRD also includes six buttons [Enter, Escape, +/-, left/right arrow] that are used for navigation through events as well as configuration of the device. Additionally it has four dedicated buttons that perform the following functions: drill, silence, acknowledge, and reset. A key lock is included for additional security access. Dimensions: 7-3/4” L x 4” H x 2-1/4 D. Weight: 0.5 lbs.

2 Button Remote Display Unit [P/N 10-2630]*

The Fike two button remote display [FRD], provides remote annunciation of Fike’s intelligent control panels. The FRD is provided with an 80 character, backlit display which performs two display functions. First, it duplicates information provided on the main control panel. Additionally, the FRD has the capability of viewing system conditions such as alarm, trouble, supervisory, etc. Dimensions: 5-3/4” L x 4” H x 1-1/2” D. Weight: 0.5 lbs.

Fike Zone Annunciator [P/N 10-2667]*

The Fike twenty zone remote annunciator is used with Fike’s intelligent control systems to provide remote annunciation for up to twenty zones at a location remote from the control panel. The module provides a tabular display that incorporates 20 red alarm and 20 yellow trouble/supervisory LEDs. Each LED is programmable and can provide visual indication of alarm, trouble/supervisory conditions for zones or individual points. Communication between the intelligent control panels and remote annunciator is via the RS485 peripheral bus. When an event from the control panel is received the appropriate LED will illuminate based on the annunciator’s configuration. Dimensions: 4” W x 5-3/4” H x 2 1/2” D.

Fike Ethernet Module [P/N 10-2627]*

This Module provides the ability to remote monitoring of multiple Cheetah Xi 50 panels via Ethernet/IP. This module is connected to the Cheetah Xi 50 via the peripheral connections at P6 and will be configured as a peripheral device. In order to utilize the remote monitoring capability, a network ID must be assigned to each panel for identification purposes. This module connects to the Panel at P6 per ± and also requires 24 volts DC from the panel to P6 24A ±. See the 06-388 Ethernet Module manual for more details. Dimensions: 8” H x 6” W x 3-1/2” D. Note: 10-074 is the same module with enclosure.

Fike Multi-Interface [P/N 10-2583]*

The primary function of the multi-interface module is that it is used as a printer interface for the Cheetah Xi 50 control panels. It provides specific event and point information to be communicated from the panel to the printer. It is compatible with either a Epson FX-890 or equivalent IEEE 1284 standard printer or for UL required applications, the Keltron 90 series UL listed fire alarm printer. It is also approved for the Precise Vision computer connection or as a Gateway to existing Cheetah Classic Network. Dimensions: 8” H x 6” W x 3-1/2” D. Note: 10-069 is the same module with enclosure.

PROGRAMMING CONFIGURATION

Software

All configuration variables can be assigned using C-LINX software. This software provides the designer the capability to provide a pre-engineered design. The user can review the construction plans to assign the zones. The configuration can also be set to identify the exact device circuit operation desired along with the custom message information.

IR Configuration Tool [P/N 55-051]*

This optional hand-held infrared IR remote control is available on the Cheetah Xi 50 system. This small device can be used in the field to simplify installation, testing and service. It operates with 2 AA batteries and can read device information such as loop, address, branch, service dates and initiate device test. This tool:

• Communicates bi-directionally with any Cheetah Xi 50 device
• Easily addresses devices by setting the loop and address
• Quickly reads sensitivity levels, date serviced, device type, loop and address, manufacture date
• Immediately records the date serviced
• Instantly initiates walk test of any sensor or module
• Accesses and tests hard-to-reach sensor or module [such as duct detector] through any other device on loop