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25/ 25V
SIGA-AA30 and SIGA-AA50 Audio Amplifiers are 30 and 70V
50 watt, dual input, high efficiency, switch mode amplifiers JP3 / JP4 JP2
capable of producing a 25 or 70 VRMS audio signal from a 1 or 1V 70V
25 VRMS input. Typically, channel 1 input is used for alert
signals and channel 2 input for evacuation (EVAC) signals. (1) Gain: Amplifier gain potentiometer
(2) Active LED (red): Indicates an active condition
Both amplifier models are field-configurable and use two (3) Norm-Comm LED (green): Indicates normal communication
addresses on the signaling line circuit. Activating the primary (4) BU LED (yellow): Indicates the amplifier is in backup mode
(first) address selects the signal on channel 1. Activating both (5) AMP LED (green): Indicates the amplifier is active
addresses selects the signal on channel 2. (6) JP2: Amplifier output selector
25V: Amplifier output is 25 VRMS
70V: Amplifier output is 70 VRMS
Installation (7) Power amp LED (green): Indicates the power amp is disabled
(8) JP4: Channel 2 input selector
25/70V: Channel 2 input is 25 VRMS. Note: Channel 1 and 2
WARNING: Electrocution hazard. To avoid personal injury or inputs on the SIGA-AA30 or SIGA-AA50 can only accept 1 or
death from electrocution, remove all sources of power and 25 VRMS signals. Disregard the 70V marking on JP3 and JP4.
allow stored energy to discharge before installing or removing 1V: Channel 2 input is 1 VRMS
equipment. (9) JP3 (motherboard): Channel 1 input selector
25/70V: Channel 1 input is 25 VRMS. See the note for item 8
Caution: Equipment damage hazard. This product is sensitive above.
to electrostatic discharge (ESD). To avoid damage, follow 1 V: Channel 1 input is 1 VRMS
accepted ESD handling procedures. (10) JP3 (daughterboard): Backup tone selector
When the jumper pin is installed (default), the amplifier outputs
the signal from TB5 before the internal 1 kHz backup tone. In
To install the amplifier:
backup mode, the amplifier produces the same tone as the
1. Set JP2 to configure the output voltage for 25 or primary amplifiers.
70 VRMS. See Figure 1. When the jumper pin is not installed, the amplifier outputs the
internal 1 kHz backup tone before the signal from TB5. In backup
2. Set motherboard JP3 and JP4 to configure the input mode, the amplifier produces the same tone as the primary
voltage for 1 or 25 VRMS. amplifiers.
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Wiring Specifications
Notes
Voltage 24 VDC
• All wiring is supervised and power-limited. Current
Standby 2 mA at 24 V
• Before connecting the amplifier to the output wiring, test
Active SIGA-AA30 1.55 A at 24 V full load
the field wiring. Active SIGA-AA50 2.80 A at 24 V full load
• Terminal blocks indicate the polarity for normal monitoring Ground fault impedance ≤ 0.1 Ω or less
of the circuit’s electrical integrity.
Frequency response 400 Hz to 4 kHz at −3 dB (ULC)
• Use a power-limited and regulated 24 VDC primary or 800 Hz to 2.8 kHz (ULI)
auxiliary power supply that is UL/ULC Listed for fire Harmonic distortion < 5%
protective signaling systems. See “Specifications” for
Input
active amplifier power requirements. Channel 1 dual input 1 VRMS or 25 VRMS maximum
Channel 2 dual input 1 VRMS or 25 VRMS maximum
To connect the amplifier field wiring:
Output
1. Connect the audio wiring to TB1 and TB2. SIGA-AA30 30 watts at 25 VRMS or 70 VRMS
SIGA-AA50 50 watts at 25 VRMS or 70 VRMS
See Figure 2 for typical 1 VRMS and 25 VRMS wiring.
Configuration Class B (Style Y) or Class A (Style Z)
See Figure 3 for an example of typical backup wiring for a
1 VRMS application. EOL resistor 47 kΩ
2. Connect signaling line circuit (SLC) wiring to TB3. Compatible enclosures 2-WB3(R), 2-WB7(R), RACCR, APS6A,
APS10A
3. Connect audio riser wiring to TB4 and TB5. See Figure 3. Compatible power sources PS10-4B, BPS6A, BPS10A, APS6A,
4. Connect auxiliary power wiring to TB6. See Figure 3. APS10A, SIGA-APS (for retrofit only)
Signature Data Circuit
5. Adjust the amplifier gain per control panel instructions. Addresses 2 module addresses
See Figure 1 for the gain potentiometer location. Emulation Signature series CC2 module
Maximum wire size 12 to 18 AWG (0.75 to 2.5 mm²)
Backup tone 1 kHz
Operating environment
Temperature 32 to 120°F (0 to 49°C)
Relative humidity 0 to 93%, noncondensing
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(1) Channel 1 alert audio IN from the audio source output (4) SLC OUT
(2) EVAC audio IN from the audio source output (5) Alert audio OUT
(3) Signaling line circuit (SLC) IN (6) EVAC audio OUT
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(1) Channel 1 alert audio IN from the audio source output (8) 47 kΩ temporary resistor (not an end-of-line resistor) used to test the
(2) EVAC audio IN from the audio source output audio. After test, replace with a UL/ULC Listed 47 kΩ EOL.
(3) SLC IN from previous device or control panel (9) Audio riser out to the first riser selector on the audio riser. If the audio
(4) End-of-line resistor (EOLR) riser is wired Class B, install a 47 kΩ EOLR.
(5) SLC OUT (10) Audio riser return from last riser selector on the audio riser. Required
(6) Auxiliary power only if the audio riser is wired Class A.
(7) Ground shield, if required (11) Alert and emergency voice/alarm communication amplifier
(12) Backup amplifier
• Todo el cableado está supervisado y tiene limitación de Véase Figure 2 para conocer un cableado típico de
potencia. 1 VRMS y 25 VRMS. Véase Figure 3 para obtener un
ejemplo del cableado de respaldo típico en una aplicación
• Antes de conectar el amplificador al cableado de salida, de 1 VRMS.
pruebe el cableado de campo.
2. Conecte el cableado del circuito de línea de señalización
• Los bloques terminales indican la polaridad (SLC) a TB3.
correspondiente a una supervisión normal de la integridad
eléctrica del circuito. 3. Conecte el cableado ascendente de audio a TB4 y TB5.
Véase Figure 3.
• Utilice una fuente de alimentación principal o de refuerzo
con una potencia limitada y regulada de 24 VCC que 4. Conecte el cableado de alimentación de refuerzo a TB6.
cuente con la aprobación UL/ULC correspondiente a los Véase Figure 3.
sistemas de señalización de protección. Véase 5. Ajuste la ganancia del amplificador de conformidad con
“Especificaciones” para conocer los requisitos de las instrucciones del panel de control. Véase Figure 1
alimentación del amplificador. para conocer la ubicación del potenciómetro de ganancia.
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(1) Entrada de audio de alerta del canal 1 proveniente de (4) Salida de SLC
la salida de la fuente de audio (5) Salida de audio de alerta
(2) Entrada de audio EVAC proveniente de la salida de la (6) Salida de audio EVAC
fuente de audio
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de la salida de la fuente de audio para probar el audio. Después de la prueba, reemplace con una resistencia
(2) Entrada de audio EVAC proveniente de la salida de fin de la línea de 47 kΩ que cuente con la aprobación UL/ULC.
de la fuente de audio (9) Salida del cableado ascendente de audio al primer selector ascendente del
(3) Entrada de SLC proveniente del dispositivo cableado ascendente de audio. Si el cableado ascendente de audio es Clase
anterior o panel de control B, instale una EOLR de 47 kΩ.
(4) Resistencia de fin de la línea (EOLR) (10) Retorno del cableado ascendente de audio proveniente del último selector
(5) Salida de SLC ascendente del cableado ascendente de audio. Se requiere únicamente si el
(6) Alimentación de refuerzo cableado ascendente de audio es Clase A.
(7) Blindaje con conexión a tierra, si se requiere (11) Amplificador de comunicación de voz/alarma de alerta y emergencia
(12) Amplificador de respaldo
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(2) Entrée audio EVAC depuis la sortie de la source audio (5) Sortie audio alerte
(3) Entrée du circuit de ligne de signalisation (SLC) (6) Sortie audio EVAC
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(2) Entrée audio EVAC depuis la sortie de la source audio module d’extension du module d’extension audio. Si le câblage
(3) Entrée SLC depuis l’appareil ou le panneau de commande du module d’extension audio est de Classe B, installez une
précédent EOLR de 47 kΩ.
(4) Résistance de fin de ligne (EOLR) (10) Retour du module d’extension audio en provenance du dernier
(5) Sortie SLC sélecteur de module d’extension sur le module d’extension
(6) Alimentation auxiliaire audio. Nécessaire uniquement dans le cas où le câblage du
(7) Écran de terre, si nécessaire module d’extension audio et de Classe A.
(8) Résistance temporaire de 47 kΩ (pas une résistance de fin de (11) Amplificateur de communication vocale/communication
ligne) servant à tester le signal audio. Après le test, remplacer d’alarme d’urgence et d’alerte
par une résistance EOL de 47 kΩ conforme aux normes UL/ULC. (12) Amplificateur de secours
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(2) ENTRADA do áudio EVAC da saída da fonte de áudio (5) SAÍDA do áudio de alerta
(3) ENTRADA do circuito de linha de sinalização (SLC) (6) SAÍDA do áudio EVAC
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fonte de áudio usada para testar o áudio. Após o teste, substituir por uma EOL de
(2) ENTRADA do áudio EVAC da saída da fonte de áudio 47 kΩ listada pela UL/ULC.
(3) ENTRADA do SLC do dispositivo ou painel de controle (9) Saída do riser de áudio do primeiro seletor de riser no riser de áudio. Se
anterior o riser de áudio for classe B, instale uma EOLR de 47 kΩ.
(4) Resistência de fim de linha (EOLR) (10) Retorno do riser de áudio do último seletor de riser no riser de áudio.
(5) SAÍDA do SLC Necessário somente se o riser de áudio for classe A.
(6) Força auxiliar (11) Amplificador de comunicação de voz/alarme de alerta e emergência
(7) Blindagem de aterramento, se necessária (12) Amplificador de reserva