CIM-8
Features
•
Eight circuit modules.
• Compatible with IF632 and IF650
systems.
• Module removal without disturbing field
wiring.
• LED annunciation of alarm and trouble per
zone.
• Tactile switch per zone for programming
and bypass.
• Style B, C, D, and E wiring.
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Conventional Input Module
• Requires one bus position in the IF632 or
IF650.
• Alarm verification per zone.
• Supervisory service.
• Compatible with two- or four-wire
devices.
• Distinguishes between contact devices
and conventional smoke detectors.
Description
Available in eight-zone increments, the Conventional Input Module (CIM)
monitors conventional type devices such as smoke detectors, heat detectors,
manual stations, and other contact type devices connected to Gamewell’s
IF632 and IF650 Fire Alarm Control Panels (FACPs). The CIM can be
programmed to provide remote signal silence, acknowledge, reset, and drill
service. Each module has a display module providing LED annunciation of
alarms and troubles. The display module allows custom labeling of each
circuit. Each zone has a switch on the display module for programming of
zone functions, zone bypass, and walk test.
Specifications
Refer to installation instructions for
maximum allowable two-wire detectors
per zone.
Standby current
100 mA (8-circuit CIM).
Alarm current
86 mA per active circuit.
Standard Applications
The CIM monitors nonaddressable inputs to the IF632 and IF650 Fire
Alarm Panels. Each circuit can be individually programmed for Fire Alarm,
Security Alarm, Supervisory Alarm, Remote Reset, Acknowledge, Signal
Silence, or Drill. Zones can also distinguish between contact type devices
and a smoke detector in alarm, enhancing the alarm verification capabili-
ties on each circuit.
Listings
Listings and approvals below apply to the
Conventional Input 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.
• CSFM approved: files 7165-1288:144,
7165-1288:146.
• MEA approved: file 132-95-E.
• FM approved.
Operation
The CIM monitors each circuit’s current; the main CPU then interrogates
the CIM for the data returned from each circuit. If the CPU detects an off-
normal reading, the system executes its programmed response.
If the CPU receives a trouble response back from the module, the system
will initiate the appropriate trouble sequence. If the response from the
module indicates a device in alarm, the CPU will identify the type of device
and will initiate the pre-programmed alarm sequence.
CIM-8
CS-2026
09/01/06
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