AAM95
Features
•
Monitors and controls analog
addressable sensors.
• Monitors and controls addressable input
and output devices.
• Monitors and controls up to 126 points
per circuit.
Analog Addressable Module
Description
Gamewell’s Analog Addressable
Module (AAM95) provides the
monitoring and control of XP95
protocol sensors and addressable
input and output devices. The
AAM95 is compatible with the IF632
and IF650 Fire Alarm Control Panels
(FACPs). The analog addressable
module is configured with one, two, or
four analog circuits, with each circuit
capable of monitoring up to 126
individual points. The AAM95 has a
dedicated microprocessor that
monitors each circuit while communi-
cating all status information to the
main CPU of the IF632 or IF650
control panel.
• XP95 protocol.
• 1, 2, or 4 analog addressable circuits per
module.
• Dedicated microprocessor minimizes
communications time.
• Field programmable.
• Default alarm mode operation.
• Power limited.
• Automatic drift compensation.
• Style 4, 6, and 7 wiring.
• Priority interrupt protocol.
• Cross-zoning per device or group.
• Sensitivity measurement per detector.
• Module can be removed without
disturbing field wiring.
Each AAM95 has an optional display that provides Alarm and Trouble annun-
ciation LEDs and tactile switches for control by circuit. The display has
provisions for custom labeling of each circuit.
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Listings
Listings and approvals below
apply to the basic AAM95 Analog
Addressable Module. In some cases,
certain modules may not be listed by
certain approval agencies, or listing may
be in process. Consult factory for latest
listing status.
• UL Listed: file S521.
• FM approved.
• MEA approved: file 132-95-E.
• CSFM approved: files 7165-1288:144,
7165-1288:146.
Operation
The Analog Addressable Module (AAM95) occupies a bus position in the
IF632 or IF650 Control Panel. Compatible devices (including any Series 95
devices) return their analog value to the AAM95 module, which communi-
cates with the main CPU of the FACP for evaluation of the analog value. If
the panel determines that the value is outside the normal range, the system
enters alarm or trouble mode. Communication time is kept to a minimum
by utilizing parallel processing on both the system bus and the circuits of
the AAM95.
The AAM95 circuits are monitored by the system for ground faults. The
module will operate in the event that the system enters into Alarm Default
Mode.
The AAM95 will support Style 4, 6, and 7 wiring. Style 7 wiring requires
the use of line isolators (XP95-LI) to segregate the analog circuit in the
case of a direct short on the line.
Engineer’s Specifications
The system shall include analog addressable circuits for the monitor and
control of identifiable devices. The system’s analog addressable module
shall incorporate a dedicated microprocessor in order to minimize communi-
cations and response times to off-normal conditions. The analog addressable
module shall support Style 4, 6, and 7 in field wiring. The analog address-
able module shall incorporate a default operation capability which will
allow the system to activate a general alarm even in the event of a main
CPU failure.
AAM95
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