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Simplex 4010 NION Installation/Operation Manual  Version 2   Document 51998  Rev. A1  03/26/03

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Section Three:  Simplex 4010 NION Explorer

3.1  Simplex Explorer Overview

The Simplex 4010 NION Explorer is a plug-in application that provides the ability to view panel information and
NION configurations from a UniNet™ 2000 workstation.  The Simplex Explorer operates much like Windows
Explorer.  It displays NION and Panel information in expandable menus the same way Windows Explorer displays
the file system in expandable file folders.

3.2 Simplex 4010 Explorer Operation

3.2.1 Registering and Opening the Simplex Explorer

To open the Simplex Explorer application from the UniNet™ 2000 workstation it must first be properly registered
with the appropriate NION type.  This is done through the workstation by a two-step process.

From the UniNet™ Workstation (UWS), go to the 

Workstation Configuration

 menu and select 

Nion

Applications

.  Locate the 

NION Type

 drop-down box.  Scroll through the drop-down list and select  the

Simplex 4010 NION.  Click the 

CHANGE

 button on the form.  This will cause a dialogue box to be

displayed with the names of all available configuration files.  Select 

SX4010.cfg

 and then click the 

OPEN

button.  Finally, click 

DONE

 to end the registration process.

From the UWS, go to the 

Tools 

menu and click on 

Node Control Selection

.  Take control of the node by

clicking on the node number for the Simplex 4010 NION, then click on the button labeled

 Activate

Control For This Node

.  Click on the 

DONE

 button to end the process.

Once the Simplex plug-in is registered it is opened by right-clicking on any device associated with a Simplex 4010
NION and selecting 

Simplex 4010 Explorer

 from the pop-up menu.

3.2.2 The Simplex 4010 Explorer Main Form

Like Windows Explorer, the Simplex Explorer screen is displayed as two panes.  The left pane displays the expand-
able list of panel and NION properties, while the right pane shows detailed information about the particular item
highlighted.  Navigate through the devices associated with a Simplex 4010 Panel simply by expanding and
collapsing the menu in the left pane.  Highlighting a device in the menu will display its properties and value in the
right pane.

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Summary of Contents for UniNet 2000 Simplex 4010 NION

Page 1: ...x 4010 NION A1 51998 A1 ECN 02 298 Document 51998 03 26 03 Rev UniNet 2000 Simplex 4010 NION Installation and Operation Manual Version 2 Technical Manuals Online http www tech man com firealarmresourc...

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Page 3: ...ns caused by escaping gas improper storage of flammable mate rials etc Heat detectors do not sense particles of combustion and alarm only when heat on their sensors increases at a predetermined rate o...

Page 4: ...efore making modifica tions verify that they will not interfere with battery transformer and printed circuit board location Do not tighten screw terminals more than 9 in lbs Over tightening may damage...

Page 5: ...4010 NION Architecture 15 Figure 2 2 Simplex 4010 NION to Simplex 4010 9811 Serial Connections 16 2 2 Simplex 4010 NION Enclosure and Mounting 17 Figure 2 3 Simplex 4010 NION Power Connection 17 Figu...

Page 6: ...6 Simplex 4010 NION Installation Operation Manual Version 2 Document 51998 Rev A1 03 26 03 Technical Manuals Online http www tech man com firealarmresources com...

Page 7: ...originating from a Simplex 4010 panel UniNet consists of graphical workstations monitoring and controlling local or remote twisted pair or fiber optic networks Remote network monitoring is achieved t...

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Page 9: ...technologies The Simplex 4010 NION provides transparent or interpreted communications between the workstation and control panel The NION connects a LonWorks FT 10 or fiber optic network to a fire ala...

Page 10: ...SW2 Network SW2 Network SW2 Network SW2 Network SW2 Network Binding Button Binding Button Binding Button Binding Button Binding Button SW1 Reset SW1 Reset SW1 Reset SW1 Reset SW1 Reset Button Button B...

Page 11: ...ween monitored equipment and the network Connections One twisted pair of wires or dedicated fiber optic cable is used for data transmission in the UniNet network The wire must be Twisted pair cable UL...

Page 12: ...transformer isolated making all network communication immune to ground fault conditions Therefore no ground fault supervision of the Echelon network is required or provided FTXC PCA and FTXC PCB Netwo...

Page 13: ...when an error occurs This suppresses noise propagation throughout the network Figure 1 5 Sample Style 7 Networks For more information about Style 7 network configuration refer to the Local Area Server...

Page 14: ...r allow runs of up to 12db of attenuation between each node with up to 64 nodes per segment DFXC DFXC DFXC DFXC DFXC Dual Fiber Optic Transceiver Figure 1 6 FOXC PCA and DFXC PCA Fiber Optic Network T...

Page 15: ...ON NION NION NION NION NION EchelonT EchelonT EchelonT EchelonT EchelonTo Other Nodes o Other Nodes o Other Nodes o Other Nodes o Other Nodes Ethernet T Ethernet T Ethernet T Ethernet T Ethernet To Ot...

Page 16: ...rial Connections The Simplex 4010 NION requires that a Simplex model 4010 9811 dual EIA 232 card be installed in the Simplex 4010 FACP The NION communicates to the 4010 FACP through serial port P6 onb...

Page 17: ...er 3 Mount the enclosure to the wall Refer to the enclosure mounting hole layout below Figure 2 4 NISCAB 1 Enclosure Mounting Hole Layout Power Requirements and Connection The Simplex 4010 NION requir...

Page 18: ...ting Studs w Standoffs Mounting Studs w Standoffs Mounting Studs w Standoffs Mounting Studs w Standoffs Figure 2 5 Installing the NION in a NISCAB 1 Mounting NION boards within the enclosure When inst...

Page 19: ...CHANGE button on the form This will cause a dialogue box to be displayed with the names of all available configuration files Select SX4010 cfg and then click the OPEN button Finally click DONE to end...

Page 20: ...Simplex 4010 Explorer The Simplex 4010 NION is easily configured to communicate with a Simplex 4010 FACP via the Simplex 4010 Explorer Only an operator with administrator privileges can access configu...

Page 21: ...ces or labels are added or changed a Panel Learn must be performed again Figure 3 4 Duplicate Device Labels The Simplex 4010 devices must not have any duplicate device labels If duplicate device label...

Page 22: ...ppress Psuedo Points box in the data display See figure 3 6 UL Functionality This option will be displayed only if the current operator is logged in as an administrator This option must always be chec...

Page 23: ...M M M M M Mounting 17 N N N N N NFN Explorer Overview 19 NION NPB 9 NISCAB 1 17 P P P P P Power Requirements 11 R R R R R Required Equipment 9 Index S S S S S Serial Communication Settings 16 Serial C...

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