
Single 4297 to Extend Polling Loop
Figure 3: Single 4297 to Extend Polling Loop
D1-i + … Dn-i = 128 max, or per Tables 1 & 2, above.
D1-o
+ … Dn -o
L
= 128 max, or per Tables 1 & 2, above.
in
+ L
out
≤
12,000 ft., unshielded
,
≤
or per Tables 1 & 2, above, whichever is smaller.
Using the VPLEX-VSI Short Isolator
6,000 ft., shielded, or per Tables 1 & 2, above, whichever is smaller.
The VPLEX-VSI Short Isolator provides short circuit isolation for devices on V-plex control panels. When a short
occurs on a polling loop branch, it illuminates a trouble LED and isolates the defective branch from the system—
reducing troubleshooting time.
1. Det ect s and i sol at es poll ing l oop br anches wi t h complet e or r esi st i ve shor t s, and overl oad
or defect i ve poll ing l oop devices on ini t i al power up
2. Can be used t o i sol at e bur gl ar y devi ces fr om fi r e devices,
3. L ED i ndi cat or r educes t r oubl eshoot i ng t i me. L ow power consumpt i on, power ed di r ect ly
fr om t he V-Pl ex two-wi r e poll ing l oop • Can be placed on any major or mi nor br anch i n
any confi gur at i on on t he poll i ng loop.
The VPLEX-VSI automatically returns to normal operation and the Trouble LED is extinguished, when the trouble
condition on the output side of the VPLEX-VSI is rectified.
A control panel normally reports a short on a polling loop as a trouble on zone 97 or 997. When using the VPLEX-
VSI in a properly configured polling loop, this trouble condition will not occur. Instead, the zones isolated by the
VPLEX-VSI will report in trouble. A few panels do not have any delay on reporting a polling loop short as a
trouble. With these panels, a 97 or 997 trouble will be reported for a polling loop short. Otherwise, operation is as
described above.
Panel
out
in
Dn-i
D1-o
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