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.(E)POTTER ® The Symbol of Protection SLC Features The Potter protocol is a digital protocol with a proven design for reliability and noise immunity. The system does not require special cable or conductors for connection of the Signaling Line Circuit as long as the cable is compliant with NFPA 70 and NFPA 72. The system allows for Class A or Class B installations as well as "T-Taps", with a max wiring distance of 10.000 Ft. Sensor Features The sensors through the fire alarm control panel provide a real time status as to the condition of the system. The smoke detector sensitivity, heat detector temperature level and drift compensation are all programmable options. The system also allows for a day/night mode where the panel automatically adjusts the sensitivity depending on the time of day. To assist in the reduction of false alarms, the smoke detectors also have a maintenance warning that sends a trouble signal when a detector is dirty to the point that it can no longer maintain the programmed sensitivity. User Interface The fire alarm control panel has a 2 x 16 LCD display to provide information to the system status. The keypad has navigation keys to allow manipulation of the Menu on board the panel. The panel is shipped standard with the following LEDs: • AC Power - Green • Alarm - Red • Earth Fault - Amber • Supervisory -Amber • Silenced - Amber • Trouble - Amber • Pre -Release -Amber • Release - Red The common buttons include a Silence, Reset, Acknowledge, and Drill. All of the buttons are accessible once the locked door is opened. P-Link The AFC-100 has a proprietary communication protocol that communicates through a RS-485 connection to field devices. Up to 32 devices may be connected to a single P-Link connection. The P-Link includes the communication terminals and regulated 24 VDC connection for the field devices. The field devices may be any of the following: SLCE-127 -Nohmi addressable loop expansion module for retrofit applications. Potter Electric Signal Company, AFC-100 Fire Alarm Control Panel RA-6500R(F) — 4 x 40 LCD annunciator with a key pad in a locked metal enclosure. Flush mount version available. LED-16(F) — 16 LED annunciator with common indicators in a locked metal enclosure. Flush mount version available. PSN-1000(E) — 10 amp, remote intelligent power supply with 6 NACs, 2 Inputs and a P-Link repeater. This panel is listed in conjunction with the AFC-100 as releasing circuits. CA-6075 — Class A convertor that converts the SLC, NACs and P-Link connection UD-2000—UL listed, Dual line telephone alarm communicator DRV-50 — LED driver expander, used to connect up to 50 LEDs in a graphic display FCB-1000 — Fire communication bridge, provides remote mounting of the Ethernet connection FIB-1000 — Fiber interface module, used to extend P-Link to multi - mode fiber (2 required) RLY-5 — Relay module, provides 5 form C relay contacts rated at 3.0 amps 24VDC/125AC SPG-1000 — Serial parallel gateway, allows for the connection to a serial or parallel printer The FIB-1000, FCB-1000 and the SPG-1000 may be installed in the stacker bracket or ordered with the optional rack mount enclosure. MC-1000 Multi -Connect allows up to sixty-three AFC series panels to share a single reporting technology. IDC-6 — Initiating device circuit provides 6 programmable inputs AE-2 — Two card expansion cabinet AE-8 — Eight card expansion cabinet AE-14 — Fourteen card expansion cabinet Ethernet/I.P. Connection The AFC-100 is shipped standard with an Ethernet connection. This connection is the programming port and may be connected to a building Wide Area Network ( WAN) or Local Area Network (LAN). Once connected to the Internet, the panel may be selectively programmed to e-mail alarm conditions, trouble conditions, supervisory conditions, test, Event History and detector status. An e-mail may be sent to the panel and the panel will e-mail the event history, detector status, configuration file or server status to an authorized E-mail account. In addition, reminders may be set to send an e-mail for service, testing or other conditions. In addition, the Ethernet connection is UL listed as an IP communicator. The IP communicator is listed to report to the UL listed Sur -Gard III IP receiver. The IP communicator replaces the traditional less reliable alarm communicator transmitter that utilized telephone lines. The IP communicator is an active method of connection and communication to the monitoring station. LLC St. Louis, MO Phone: 800-325-3936 www.pottersignal.com 8830134 - REV E • 9/19 PAGE 3 OF 4