Elkhart Brass SPIT-FIRE 8394053 Monitor - Manual (Page 11)

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III SETUP INSTRUCTIONS
Important: Before continuing with the procedures below turn all Power On switches to
the O position. This will allow for a smoother set up as the OCPs are configured. Failure to
do this could cause problems with how the system operates.
A.
Set Up for LOCP (Local) or ROCP (Remote) operation.
1.
Jumpers: All MMCP panels are wired with a set of jumpers in place that allow the Water Valve and
Foam Valve or Auxiliary Device lights for the OCP to be tested for correct operation once built. When
using feedback from these valves remove both jumpers from the MMCP if not already done. When
using the OCP box as a ROCP jumpers need to be added as the Water and Foam Valve or Auxiliary
Device signals are handled through the MMCP. If one or the other device or neither is required it is fine
to leave the non used jumper(s) in place. However pressing the non-used operation button could cause
the indicator light to turn on, giving a false indication that a valve is opened when it really is not. So it is
recommended that the jumper(s) be removed for the valve operation not being used to avoid false
indication. This will allow for the correct operation of the associated indicator lights. The locations of
the jumpers in the OCP are on terminals 67 to 71 for the Water Valve and on terminals 69 to 72 for the
Foam Valve or Auxiliary Device. In the MMCP they are 10 and 14 for the Water Valve and 15 and 19
for the Foam Valve or Auxiliary Device. Further wiring, for the valves, can be found on the
interconnect drawing.
NOTE: Failure to remove the Water and Foam valve jumpers from the MMCP can cause the water
or foam valve to remain opened when operating the close buttons when using the valve feedback
option. If this occurs verify that the jumpers have been removed.
Warning!!
While working inside the panel be aware of the terminals located at the bottom,
they contain live electricity and caution should be exercised at all times.
2.
Programmable Logic Controller (PLC): If setting up the OCP as a stand alone panel connected to the
MMCP(s) then no additional set up is required. If this panel is to be used in a networked system, which
is connected to a ROCP or NCP, then the following additional instructions must be followed.
Important: Turn the Panel Power On switch to the 1 (on) position to configure the OCP.
Fig. 2.1 – Allen Bradley MicroLogix 1400 PLC Controller
PLC Keypad
PLC LCD - User
Interface
Ethernet Cable
Location