Owner's Manual

CSM-4
Controllable Signal/Releasing Module
ENGINEER AND ARCHITECT SPECIFICATIONS
l Supervised Alarm Notification Appliance Circuits
l Operates Audible or Visual Devices
l 2 Class A (Style Z) or Class B (StyleY) Circuits
l 24 VDC 1.5 Amps Per Circuit
l City Tie or Lease Line Output
l Releasing Service
l Fully Programmable
l Coded Audibles
l On Board Microprocessor
l March Time/Uniform Code 3
l Selectable Degrade Operation
l Silencable/Non-Silencable Option
l Automatic/Manual Control
l Circuits Power Limited Per NEC 760
l Listed, ULC Listed
l CSFM, NYMEA, FM Approved
l NFPA 13, Pre-Action and Deluge
l NFPA 2001, FM-200 Releasing
l NFPA 12A, Halon Releasing
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CATALOG NUMBER
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The Controllable Signal Module CSM-4 provides two fully
supervised, programmable notification appliance circuits.
The CSM-4 supplies two Class B (Style Y) or Class A (Style
Z) type output circuits for the supervision and control of
listed audible or visual notification appliances such as
horns, bells, strobes, etc. Each circuit can provide up to
1.5 amps (24 VDC) of current to power indicating appli-
ances.
Any output on a CSM-4 may be configured as either a
supervised connection to a local energy type Master City
Box or a supervised connection to a Leased Line remote
monitoring system. CSM-4 circuits may also be configured
for pre-action or deluge releasing service per NFPA 13,
extinguishing agent releasing (Halon, FM-200) per NFPA
12A and NFPA 2001.
Each circuit or output may be controlled automatically
through the MXL program logic or manually using the MXL
keypad. Automatic control may also be time based. Each
circuit or output can be manually “Armed” or “Disarmed”
through the MXL keypad. When any circuit or output has
been “Disarmed,” the MXL LCD annunciator will indicate
the affected circuit or output and the “Partial System
Disable” LED will illuminate, until the circuit or output has
been returned to the “Armed” condition.
The CSM-4 contains an on-board microprocessor which
allows notification circuit outputs to function in a degrade
mode even if the main MXL processor or the local network
communication link has failed. Each circuit’s degrade
mode of operation can be separately configured to respond
to an alarm in the following manner: OFF, ON, CONTIN-
UOSLY or 1 SECOND ON - 1 SECOND OFF. In a degrade
mode a CSM-4 will respond to an alarm from any Intelli-
gent/Analog (ALD) initiating device or Conventional Zone
(CZM) connected to the same network node.
CSM-4 notification appliance circuit outputs may be
configured to provide a coded, march time, or uniform
code 3 output.
This equipment is approved for operation over the tempera-
ture range of 0°C to 49°C.
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